Renormalization of the C2HDM with FeynMaster 2
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- 1 June 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Springer Nature in Journal of High Energy Physics
- Vol. 2021 (6) , 1-65
Abstract
We present the one-loop electroweak renormalization of the CP-violating 2-Higgs-Doublet Model with softly broken ℤ2 symmetry (C2HDM). The existence of CP violation in the scalar sector of the model leads to a quite unique process of renormalization, since it requires the introduction of several non-physical parameters. The C2HDM will thus have more independent counterterms than independent renormalized parameters. As a consequence, different combinations of counterterms can be taken as independent for the same set of independent renormalized parameters. We compare the behaviour of selected combinations in specific NLO processes, which are assured to be gauge independent via a simple prescription. FeynMaster 2 is used to derive the Feynman rules, counterterms and one-loop processes in a simultaneously automatic and flexible way. This illustrates its use as an ideal tool to renormalize models such as the C2HDM and investigate them at NLO.Keywords
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