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Virtual corrections to gg -> H to two loops in the heavy top limit

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arxiv hep-ph/0007289 v1 pith:TZZ5KSH7 submitted 2000-07-25 hep-ph

Virtual corrections to gg -> H to two loops in the heavy top limit

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keywords correctionscrosshiggslimitproductionsectionvirtualalpha
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The virtual corrections to the production cross section of a Standard Model Higgs boson are computed up to order \alpha_s^4. Using an effective Lagrangian for the limit M_t -> \infty, we evaluate the relevant massless two-loop vertex diagrams by mapping them onto three-loop two-point functions, following a method recently introduced by Baikov and Smirnov. As a result, we find a gauge-invariant contribution to the total Higgs production cross section at NNLO.

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