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Renormalization, Decoupling and the Hierarchy Problem
The hierarchy problem is associated with renormalization and decoupling. The smallness of the scalar mass against loop corrections follows from the decoupling of heavy fields, once the observable is correctly identified as the renormalized mass depending on the external momentum rather than a consta
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