%Title: Two-Loop Bosonic Electroweak Corrections to the Muon Lifetime and M_Z-M_W Interdependence 
%Author: A. Onishchenko, O. Veretin
%Published: <EM> Phys.Lett.B </EM> <B> 551 </B> (2003) 111-114. 
%hep-ph/0209010
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\begin{center}
{\large \bf
Two-Loop Bosonic Electroweak Corrections to the Muon Lifetime
and $M_Z$--$M_W$ Interdependence}
\end{center}
\begin{center}
{
A.~Onishchenko%
\footnote{~E-mail: onish@particle.uni-karlsruhe.de}
\footnote{~Supported by DFG-Forschergruppe  {\it ``Quantenfeldtheorie, 
               Computeralgebra und\\ Monte-Carlo-Simulation''}
               (contract FOR 264/2-1)}
and
O.~Veretin%
\footnote{~E-mail: veretin@particle.uni-karlsruhe.de}
\footnote{~Supported by BMBF under grant No 05HT9VKB0.}
}

\vspace{5mm}
{
Institut f\"ur Theoretische Teilchenphysik,\\
Universit\"at Karlsruhe, D-76128 Karlsruhe, Deutschland
}
\end{center}
\hspace{3in}
\begin{abstract}
The two-loop electroweak bosonic correction to the muon lifetime
and the $M_W$--$M_Z$ interdependece is computed using analytical
methods of asymptotic expansion. Combined with previous
calculations this copmletes the full two-loop correction
to $\Delta r$ in the Standard Model. The shift to the prediction
of $W$-boson mass due to two-loop bosonic corrections does not
exceed 1 MeV for the range of the Higgs mass from 100 to 1000 GeV.
\end{abstract}

\vspace{10mm}

The Fermi constant $G_F$ plays an important role in the precision tests
of the Standard Model. In the theory $G_F$ can be related to other
precision observables: electroweak coupling constant $\alpha$ and masses of
electroweak gauge bosons $M_Z$ and $M_W$. Other parameters enter
expression through quantum corrections.
Usualy one inverts this 
relation to predict $M_W$ and confront it with experimental 
value $M_W^{\rm exp}$. The current error (39 MeV) of $M_W^{\rm exp}$
will be drasticaly reduced at future colliders.
In fact, at LHC the experimental error can be reduced
to 15 MeV \cite{LHC} and at Linear Collider even down to 6 MeV \cite{TESLA}.
Therefore much efforts have been spent to reduce the error of 
theoretical prediction.

Fermi constant is defined as a coupling constant in 
low energy four fermion effective lagrangian 
describing the decay of the muon
%
\begin{equation}
\label{lagrangian}
{\cal L}_F = {\cal L}_{\rm QED}
    + \frac{G_F}{\sqrt{2}} \, 
    \bigl[\bar{\nu}_\mu \gamma^\alpha (1-\gamma_5) \mu \bigr]
    \,   \bigl[  \bar{e} \gamma_\alpha (1-\gamma_5) \nu_e \bigr]
\end{equation}
%
where $e$ and $\mu$ are electron and muon fields, $\nu_e$ and $\nu_\mu$
are corresponding neutrinos and $G_F$ is Fermi constant.
From Lagrangian (\ref{lagrangian}) one gets the value of the muon lifetime
%
\begin{equation}
\frac{1}{\tau_\mu} = 
\frac{G_F^2 m_\mu^5}{192\pi^3}
   \left( 1 - 8\frac{m_e^2}{m_\mu^2} \right) (1+\Delta q) \,,
\end{equation}
%
where factor $\Delta q$ describes all quantum corrections
in the low energy effective theory (i.e. QED corrections). 
At the one-loop order
these corrections have been computed long time ago \cite{QEDoneloop}.
Recently also the two-loop results for $\Delta q$ has been obtained 
\cite{QEDtwoloop}. Taking them into account, 
the error in $G_F$ nowdays is dominated by the experimental error of
$\tau_\mu$ measurement\footnote{The present value is
$G_F = 1.16637(1)\times 10^{-5} \,\,\mbox{GeV}^{-2}$
and possible future experiments could reduce the error 
by an order of magnitude.}.
%

  In order to relate $G_F$ to $M_W$ one can use
matching condition between effective theory (\ref{lagrangian})
and the Standard Model which requires that value of $\tau_\mu$ 
does not depend on whether it is evaluated in the Fermi theory
or in the full Standard Model. This brings us to the relation
%
\begin{equation}
 \frac{G_F}{\sqrt{2}} = \frac{e^2}{8 s_W^2 M_W^2} (1+\Delta r), 
\end{equation}
%
where $e$ is the electric charge,
$s_W=\sin\theta_W$ is the SM mixing angle and $M_W$ is $W$-boson mass. 
Factor $e^2/8s_W^2m_W^2$ corresponds to the matching at the three
level, while
the quantity $\Delta r=\Delta r^{\rm 1-loop}+\Delta r^{\rm 2-loop}+\dots$ 
is defined to absorb quantum corrections, coming from matching 
procedure at higher loop orders. 
At the one-loop level it was first evaluated in \cite{DRoneloop}.
Further improvement of $\Delta r$ was achived in \cite{Largetop}
where the leading and subleading 
large $t$-quark corrections were computed at $O(\alpha^2)$ order.
Other two-loop fermionic corrections were
considered in a series of papers \cite{Weiglein}.

  The aim of this work is to compute the remained $O(\alpha^2)$
pure bosonic contribution in order 
to complete the full $O(\alpha^2)$ approximation to $\Delta r$.
As this work was in progress Ref. \cite{Czakon} has appeared
where this missing contribution has been computed numericaly.

  Our approach is complementary to that of \cite{Czakon}. 
We use the semianalytic methods of asymptotic expansion \cite{asymptotic}
in two different regimes: 1) large Higgs expansion and 2) expansion
in difference of masses $M_H^2-M_Z^2$. In addition we consider also
$s_W^2=\sin^2\theta_W$ as a small parameter in the spirit of \cite{bosons}.

  The details of our calculation will be presented in a separate
publication \cite{future} and here we only sketch the most important moments.
\begin{itemize}
\item
$G_F$ is nothing but the Wilson coefficient function of corresponding
operator in the low energy four fermion effective theory. Therefore it 
depends only on the ``hard'' physics and is insensitive to low energy 
field modes in loops.
The simplest way to compute such a quantity would be the use 
of factorization theorem (if it exists)---the theorem allowing one 
to separate ``hard'' and ``soft'' physics%
\footnote{In our case by ``soft'' we understand energies and
momenta of order of muon mass $m_\mu$, while ``hard'' means
scales $\gg m_\mu$}.
Such a theorem for the construction of low energy effective theories
is known for a long time (see e.g. \cite{Gorishnii}) and is based on 
the euclidean structure of large mass expansion.
\item
Using the technique mentioned above the problem is reduced to
evaluation of two-loop bubble diagrams. 
\item
All calculations have been performed in a general $R_\xi$ gauge
with three arbitrary gauge parameters. By explicit calculation
we checked that contribution to $\Delta r$ is gauge invariant.
\item
In order to have explicit gauge invariant expressions also at
the level of bare quantities we explicitly include tadpole diagrams.
We have checked that applying this prescripture all bare parameters and all
counterterms for masses and coupling constant are explicitely gauge 
invariant.
\item
We performed renormalization in two different schemes: $\overline{\rm MS}$
and on-shell scheme. For the transformation from one scheme to
another one needs the results of \cite{bosons} where the transformation
formulae for gauge boson masses were given to two loops.
\end{itemize}
%
To obtain two-loop  bosonic contribution to $\triangle r$ 
a number of two-loop diagrams of the order of $10^4$ should be evaluated. 
To automate calculation
process computer algebra system FORM \cite{FORM} was used.
To obtain the FORM readable input we make use of input generator
DIANA \cite{DIANA}.

  Let us now present the results of calculation. Analytical formulae
for $\Delta r^{(2)}_{\rm bos}$ in the on-shell scheme are given
in Appendix in two different regimes of expansion. 
%
%
% PIC. DELTA R 1
\begin{figure}[h]
\centerline{
\raisebox{30mm}{$\Delta r^{(2)}_{\rm bos}$}\hspace{-8mm}
\raisebox{58mm}{$\times10^{-5}$}\hspace{-4mm}
{\epsfysize=60mm \epsfbox{plot2.eps}}
\hspace{-43mm} \raisebox{-5mm}{$M_H \,\,(\mbox{GeV})$}
}
\caption{\label{deltar}
  Dependence of $\Delta r^{(2)}_{\rm bos}$ on Higgs mass $M_H$
  (see explanation in the text).
  Parameter choice for the pole masses: $M_Z=91.1876 \,{\rm GeV}$ 
  and $M_W=80.423 \,{\rm GeV}$.
}
\end{figure}
%
%
%
In Fig. 1 results of expansions are ploted as a function of
on-shell Higgs mass $M_H$. The left bold curve represents
[4/4] Pade approximant based on expansion of $\Delta r$
in mass difference $(M_H-M_Z)$. Another bold curve is a sum
of 4 coefficients of large Higgs expansion. In the 
intermediate region $155\mbox{ GeV}<M_H<350\mbox{ GeV}$ both
approximations fail to converge. This is due to the presence
of (pseudo)threshold singularities at $M_H=2M_W$ or $M_H=2M_Z$.
Such singularity appears for example in diagram of Fig. 2.
To get a result for Higgs mass values in the region
155--350 GeV we made simple polynomial interpolation. 

% PIC. DIAGRAM
\begin{center}
\begin{figure}[h]
\centerline{\epsfysize=30mm \epsfbox{dia.eps}}
\caption{\label{diagram}
  Example of a diagram that has singularity near $M_H=2M_W$.
}
\end{figure}
\end{center}
% 

  Our comparision with numerical curve from Ref. \cite{Czakon}
shows a perfect agreement between two calculations. The difference
for  $155\mbox{ GeV}<M_H<350\mbox{ GeV}$ does not exceed 5\% while
for $M_H$ below 155 GeV and above 350 GeV it is much smaller.


%  PIC. DELTA MW
\begin{figure}[h]
\centerline{
\raisebox{30mm}{$\Delta M_W^{(2),\rm bos}$}\hspace{-17mm}
\raisebox{24mm}{(MeV)}\hspace{-0mm}
{\epsfysize=60mm \epsfbox{plot3.eps}}
\hspace{-43mm} \raisebox{-5mm}{$M_H \,\,(\mbox{GeV})$}
}
\caption{\label{MWmassshift}
  Shift $\Delta M_W$ of the predicted mass of $W$-boson due to two-loop
  bosonic correction to $\Delta r$.
}
\end{figure}
% 

  Let us now turn to the shift of $M_W$ mass
which is caused by $\Delta r^{(2)}_{\rm bos}$.
It is plotted in Fig. 3. 
For the broad region of $M_H$ from 100 to 1000 GeV this correction
does not exeed 1 MeV and appears to be insignificant.
So, we can see, that the uncertainty in $M_W$ prediction
at the moment is dominated
by the uncertainty in experimental value of $t$-quark pole mass.

  In conclusion the bosonic contributions to $\Delta r$ has
been computed using methods of asymtotic expansions and low
energy factorization theorem. The gauge 
invariance of $\Delta r^{(2)}_{\rm bos}$ has been proved explicitely.
By inclusion of Higgs-tadpole diagrams it has been checked that
all mass- and charge- counterterms are gauge invariant.

\noindent 
{\it Acknowledgements:}
Authors would like to thank M. Kalmykov, M. Awramik, M. Czakon,
K. Chetyrkin and J. K\"uhn for fruitful discussions. We are
grateful to M. Tentyukov for his help with input generator DIANA.

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\appendix

\section{Appendix}

  In this Appendix we present several first coefficients of
expansion of $\Delta r^{(2)}_{\rm bos}$
in two different regimes: $M_H^2\to\infty$ and $M_H^2\to M_Z^2$.
For simplicity the following notation for numerical constants is introduced
\begin{eqnarray}
\z\z
  l_2 = \log2, \quad l_3 = \log3, \quad \zeta_n = \zeta(n), \quad
  S_1 = \frac{\pi}{\sqrt{3}},\quad  \nonumber\\
\z\z
  S_2 = \frac49 \frac{{\rm Cl}_2(\pi/3)}{\sqrt{3}}\approx
      0.2604341376\dots  \nonumber .
\end{eqnarray}

  The formulae below describe $\Delta r^{(2)_{\rm bos}}$ in the on-shell
scheme with the definition of the electroweak mixing angle
$$
   s_W^2 = 1 - \frac{M_W^2}{M_Z^2}\,,
$$
where $M_W$ and $M_Z$ are pole masses.

  First we give result of expansion in variable $z=M_Z^2/M_H^2$.
The leading $O(M_H^2)$ term for the heavy Higgs boson can be 
evaluated exactly. Up to the orders $O(z^3)$ and $O(s_W^6)$ we have
%
\begin{eqnarray}
\z\z
  \Delta r^{(2)}_{\rm bos} = \left( \frac{\alpha}{4\pi\,s_W^2} \right)^2
  \Biggl\{
   \frac{M_H^2}{M_W^2} \Biggl(
  \frac{243}{32}S_2 - \frac{33}{32}S_1 - \frac{29}{864}\zeta_2 
  + \frac{49}{576} \Biggr)
\nonumber\\
\z\z
       +  { \scriptstyle \frac{7069829}{20736} } 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{4131}{32} }  S_2 S_1
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{72171}{320} }  S_2 z
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{95067}{160} }  S_2 z^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{3853287}{2240} }  S_2 z^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{259443}{128} }  S_2
          -  { \scriptstyle 95 } S_1 z L
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{75341}{960} }  S_1 z
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{29439}{80} }  S_1 z^2 L
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{1519543}{3200} }  S_1 z^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{7468}{5} }  S_1 z^3 L
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{34374449}{16800} }  S_1 z^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{125}{4} }  S_1 L
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{303659}{384} }  S_1
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{1089}{8} }  S_1^2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{41441}{1440} }  \zeta_2 z
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{4031}{30} }  \zeta_2 z^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{1837867}{3360} }  \zeta_2 z^3
          +  { \scriptstyle 66 } \zeta_2 l_3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{17305}{576} }  \zeta_2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{1515}{16} }  \zeta_3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{42481}{320} }  z L
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{83}{48} }  z L^2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{5940941}{86400} }  z
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{6319637}{17280} }  z^2 L
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{70567}{2880} }  z^2 L^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{599726311}{1296000} }  z^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{11836033}{10800} }  z^3 L
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{92423}{720} }  z^3 L^2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{47950477091}{25401600} }  z^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{98125}{1728} }  L
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{41}{288} }  L^2
%
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
       + s_W^2   \Biggl(
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{4850423}{2304} } 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{14733}{32} }  S_2 S_1
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{40167}{160} }  S_2 z
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{22023}{80} }  S_2 z^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{44091}{56} }  S_2 z^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{772245}{128} }  S_2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{11653}{48} }  S_1 z L
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{248651}{1440} }  S_1 z
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{168033}{160} }  S_1 z^2 L
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{13792549}{9600} }  S_1 z^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{58457}{12} }  S_1 z^3 L
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{72817723}{10080} }  S_1 z^3
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle 66 } S_1 l_3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{6541}{96} }  S_1 L
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{3844355}{1152} }  S_1
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{8349}{16} }  S_1^2
          +  { \scriptstyle 96 } l_2 \zeta_2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{47807}{720} }  \zeta_2 z
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{3561}{10} }  \zeta_2 z^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{4466227}{2520} }  \zeta_2 z^3
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle 264 } \zeta_2 l_3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{44117}{192} }  \zeta_2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{5653}{16} }  \zeta_3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{373487}{960} }  z L
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{203}{72} }  z L^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{7519453}{28800} }  z
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{108967649}{86400} }  z^2 L
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{189529}{2880} }  z^2 L^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{5103328117}{2592000} }  z^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{1265074333}{302400} }  z^3 L
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{122819}{288} }  z^3 L^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{11560206263}{1296000} }  z^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{24641}{192} }  L
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{115}{288} }  L^2
          \Biggr)
%
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
       + s_W^4   \Biggl(
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{94100843}{20736} } 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{11109}{32} }  S_2 S_1
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{32847}{160} }  S_2 z
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{19761}{40} }  S_2 z^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{675}{112} }  S_2 z^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{535053}{128} }  S_2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{2539}{16} }  S_1 z L
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{172439}{960} }  S_1 z
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{8525}{8} }  S_1 z^2 L
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{1135551}{640} }  S_1 z^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{32914}{5} }  S_1 z^3 L
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{189343717}{16800} }  S_1 z^3
          +  { \scriptstyle 242 } S_1 l_3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{635}{32} }  S_1 L
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{1857047}{384} }  S_1
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{4719}{8} }  S_1^2
          -  { \scriptstyle 192 } l_2 \zeta_2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{33067}{720} }  \zeta_2 z
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{23417}{80} }  \zeta_2 z^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{5087309}{2520} }  \zeta_2 z^3
          +  { \scriptstyle 288 } \zeta_2 l_3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{256511}{576} }  \zeta_2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{17687}{48} }  \zeta_3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{2467333}{8640} }  z L
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{11}{12} }  z L^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{165415279}{518400} }  z
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{136065731}{86400} }  z^2 L
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{12427}{576} }  z^2 L^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{590467441}{216000} }  z^2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{90743033}{12096} }  z^3 L
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{116609}{360} }  z^3 L^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{139434492997}{9072000} }  z^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{21407}{576} }  L
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{115}{288} }  L^2
          \Biggr)
%
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
       + s_W^6   \Biggl(
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{29707045}{10368} } 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{709}{16} }  S_2 S_1
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{41379}{320} }  S_2 z
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{121301}{640} }  S_2 z^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{623873}{840} }  S_2 z^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{77817}{64} }  S_2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{2221}{108} }  S_1 z L
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{1428847}{25920} }  S_1 z
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{110077}{240} }  S_1 z^2 L
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{45009703}{43200} }  S_1 z^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{2489969}{540} }  S_1 z^3 L
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{4336498723}{453600} }  S_1 z^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{589}{3} }  S_1 l_3
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{1739}{864} }  S_1 L
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{1769833}{648} }  S_1
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{5071}{24} }  S_1^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{31091}{1440} }  \zeta_2 z
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{109387}{960} }  \zeta_2 z^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{99685}{84} }  \zeta_2 z^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{664}{9} }  \zeta_2 l_3
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{366221}{864} }  \zeta_2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{10357}{72} }  \zeta_3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{36923}{960} }  z L
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{11}{12} }  z L^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{46220713}{259200} }  z
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{35333761}{43200} }  z^2 L
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{12311}{2880} }  z^2 L^2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{2086198469}{1036800} }  z^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{227753417}{33600} }  z^3 L
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{9103}{80} }  z^3 L^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{658300265597}{42336000} }  z^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{5257}{1728} }  L
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{115}{288} }  L^2
          \Biggr),
%
\end{eqnarray}
% 
where $L=\log(M_Z^2/M_H^2)$.

  In the case when Higgs mass is close to that of $Z$-boson we
introduce variable $y=(M_H^2-M_Z^2)/M_Z^2$. To order $O(y^6)$
and $O(s_W^6)$ the result reads
%
\begin{eqnarray}
\z\z
  \Delta r^{(2)}_{\rm bos} = \left( \frac{\alpha}{4\pi\,s_W^2} \right)^2
  \Biggl\{
\nonumber\\
\z\z
       +  { \scriptstyle \frac{20659}{48} } 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{305}{4} }  S_2 S_1 \HZ
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{99}{32} }  S_2 S_1 \HZ^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{23}{8} }  S_2 S_1 \HZ^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{3}{8} }  S_2 S_1 \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{75}{4} }  S_2 S_1
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{5201}{32} }  S_2 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{3595}{192} }  S_2 \HZ^2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{12373}{864} }  S_2 \HZ^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{1937}{288} }  S_2 \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{2149}{216} }  S_2 \HZ^5
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{24179}{2430} }  S_2 \HZ^6
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{59629}{32} }  S_2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{4}{3} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{5}{3} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{1}{3} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{31}{162} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^4
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{41}{810} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^5
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{67}{2430} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^6
          +  { \scriptstyle 6 } S_1 l_3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{959}{18} }  S_1 \HZ
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{8587}{216} }  S_1 \HZ^2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{3491}{720} }  S_1 \HZ^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{113201}{12960} }  S_1 \HZ^4
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{11777083}{1632960} }  S_1 \HZ^5
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{21795877}{1959552} }  S_1 \HZ^6
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{10375}{12} }  S_1
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{3271}{216} }  S_1^2 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{823}{81} }  S_1^2 \HZ^2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{5615}{972} }  S_1^2 \HZ^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{33611}{5832} }  S_1^2 \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{22141}{4374} }  S_1^2 \HZ^5
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{531793}{104976} }  S_1^2 \HZ^6
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{2909}{18} }  S_1^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{44}{9} }  \zeta_2 l_3 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{4}{3} }  \zeta_2 l_3 \HZ^2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{4}{9} }  \zeta_2 l_3 \HZ^3
          +  { \scriptstyle 62 } \zeta_2 l_3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{2489}{144} }  \zeta_2 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{4477}{864} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{16531}{1296} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{151487}{23328} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^4
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{1990873}{233280} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^5
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{16998781}{5598720} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^6
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{7151}{144} }  \zeta_2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{371}{18} }  \zeta_3 \HZ
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{5}{16} }  \zeta_3 \HZ^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{35}{36} }  \zeta_3 \HZ^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{1}{12} }  \zeta_3 \HZ^4
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{403}{6} }  \zeta_3
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{2783}{288} }  \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{43603}{1728} }  \HZ^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{194641}{15552} }  \HZ^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{88369}{17280} }  \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{1105799}{155520} }  \HZ^5
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{129457217}{24494400} }  \HZ^6
%
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
       + s_W^2   \Biggl(
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{166967}{72} } 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{605}{4} }  S_2 S_1 \HZ
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{441}{32} }  S_2 S_1 \HZ^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{13}{16} }  S_2 S_1 \HZ^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{3}{8} }  S_2 S_1 \HZ^4
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{445}{4} }  S_2 S_1
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{17111}{96} }  S_2 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{31285}{576} }  S_2 \HZ^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{21419}{864} }  S_2 \HZ^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{3611}{1728} }  S_2 \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{9079}{1296} }  S_2 \HZ^5
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{137423}{38880} }  S_2 \HZ^6
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{45355}{8} }  S_2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{14}{3} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ
          - S_1 l_3 \HZ^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{35}{81} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{7}{54} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{11}{810} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^5
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{91}{21870} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^6
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{238}{3} }  S_1 l_3
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{24007}{216} }  S_1 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{106343}{4320} }  S_1 \HZ^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{92377}{77760} }  S_1 \HZ^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{10434679}{816480} }  S_1 \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{13120697}{1632960} }  S_1 \HZ^5
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{403256701}{29393280} }  S_1 \HZ^6
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{31450}{9} }  S_1
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{8869}{324} }  S_1^2 \HZ
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{15737}{1296} }  S_1^2 \HZ^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{29293}{5832} }  S_1^2 \HZ^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{80429}{34992} }  S_1^2 \HZ^4
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{5701}{1944} }  S_1^2 \HZ^5
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{338213}{157464} }  S_1^2 \HZ^6
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{62045}{108} }  S_1^2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle 96 } log2 \zeta_2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{68}{9} }  \zeta_2 l_3 \HZ
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{4}{3} }  \zeta_2 l_3 \HZ^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{4}{9} }  \zeta_2 l_3 \HZ^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{2260}{9} }  \zeta_2 l_3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{409}{432} }  \zeta_2 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{52787}{2592} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{137425}{11664} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{532225}{23328} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^4
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{5168077}{1399680} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^5
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{969117317}{40310784} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^6
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{9565}{36} }  \zeta_2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{707}{18} }  \zeta_3 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{65}{16} }  \zeta_3 \HZ^2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{37}{72} }  \zeta_3 \HZ^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{1}{12} }  \zeta_3 \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{4789}{18} }  \zeta_3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{24917}{864} }  \HZ
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{247739}{5184} }  \HZ^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{1085639}{155520} }  \HZ^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{4592603}{777600} }  \HZ^4
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{35899}{326592} }  \HZ^5
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{2705739767}{342921600} }  \HZ^6
          \Biggr)
%
       + s_W^4   \Biggl(
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{5908523}{1296} } 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{55}{2} }  S_2 S_1 \HZ
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{231}{32} }  S_2 S_1 \HZ^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{81}{16} }  S_2 S_1 \HZ^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{3}{8} }  S_2 S_1 \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{317}{2} }  S_2 S_1
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{20417}{432} }  S_2 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{70549}{1728} }  S_2 \HZ^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{162193}{2592} }  S_2 \HZ^3
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{41531}{7776} }  S_2 \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{53273}{2430} }  S_2 \HZ^5
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{10142657}{699840} }  S_2 \HZ^6
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{1132651}{288} }  S_2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{1}{3} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{41}{27} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{83}{81} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^3
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{1}{27} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{238}{3645} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^5
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{217}{10935} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^6
          +  { \scriptstyle 245 } S_1 l_3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{6461}{1440} }  S_1 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{293137}{77760} }  S_1 \HZ^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{8558191}{489888} }  S_1 \HZ^3
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{21579127}{699840} }  S_1 \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{36284071}{979776} }  S_1 \HZ^5
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{2526114757}{44089920} }  S_1 \HZ^6
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{1559051}{324} }  S_1
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{19085}{1944} }  S_1^2 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{605}{162} }  S_1^2 \HZ^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{311}{729} }  S_1^2 \HZ^3
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{58837}{13122} }  S_1^2 \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{61837}{26244} }  S_1^2 \HZ^5
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{1014359}{314928} }  S_1^2 \HZ^6
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{5426}{9} }  S_1^2
          -  { \scriptstyle 192 } log2 \zeta_2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{32}{9} }  \zeta_2 l_3 \HZ
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{8}{3} }  \zeta_2 l_3 \HZ^2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{2536}{9} }  \zeta_2 l_3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{10121}{324} }  \zeta_2 \HZ
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{43439}{2592} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{13853}{486} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{16024969}{559872} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^4
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{997982197}{16796160} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^5
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{27329221217}{403107840} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^6
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{21139}{48} }  \zeta_2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{79}{9} }  \zeta_3 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{173}{48} }  \zeta_3 \HZ^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{9}{8} }  \zeta_3 \HZ^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{1}{12} }  \zeta_3 \HZ^4
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{2897}{9} }  \zeta_3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{746443}{15552} }  \HZ
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{214469}{155520} }  \HZ^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{3867907}{1166400} }  \HZ^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{7035509}{979776} }  \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{2931335759}{171460800} }  \HZ^5
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{10819102807}{493807104} }  \HZ^6
          \Biggr)
%
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
       + s_W^6   \Biggl(
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{5582263}{1944} } 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{319}{8} }  S_2 S_1 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{57}{16} }  S_2 S_1 \HZ^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{139}{8} }  S_2 S_1 \HZ^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{9}{4} }  S_2 S_1 \HZ^4
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{637}{8} }  S_2 S_1
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{659}{12} }  S_2 \HZ
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{69397}{3456} }  S_2 \HZ^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{1926995}{15552} }  S_2 \HZ^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{27433}{3888} }  S_2 \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{333811}{9720} }  S_2 \HZ^5
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{29405383}{2099520} }  S_2 \HZ^6
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{521903}{432} }  S_2
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{181}{81} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{125}{81} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{299}{243} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{401}{2187} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{31}{243} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^5
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{353}{10935} }  S_1 l_3 \HZ^6
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{586}{3} }  S_1 l_3
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{536677}{38880} }  S_1 \HZ
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{27541403}{1088640} }  S_1 \HZ^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{4479889}{136080} }  S_1 \HZ^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{386672993}{4199040} }  S_1 \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{3657923837}{29393280} }  S_1 \HZ^5
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{84929297903}{387991296} }  S_1 \HZ^6
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{109883}{40} }  S_1
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{6535}{5832} }  S_1^2 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{45707}{8748} }  S_1^2 \HZ^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{11707}{13122} }  S_1^2 \HZ^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{646097}{157464} }  S_1^2 \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{506321}{236196} }  S_1^2 \HZ^5
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{2664919}{708588} }  S_1^2 \HZ^6
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{17078}{81} }  S_1^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{8}{9} }  \zeta_2 l_3 \HZ
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{8}{3} }  \zeta_2 l_3 \HZ^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{8}{9} }  \zeta_2 l_3 \HZ^3
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{704}{9} }  \zeta_2 l_3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{139991}{5832} }  \zeta_2 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{355457}{46656} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{926609}{17496} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^3
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{559304957}{5038848} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^4
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{18490951031}{100776960} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^5
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{1383711806891}{4837294080} }  \zeta_2 \HZ^6
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{281321}{648} }  \zeta_2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{343}{36} }  \zeta_3 \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{29}{24} }  \zeta_3 \HZ^2
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{163}{36} }  \zeta_3 \HZ^3
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{1}{2} }  \zeta_3 \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{5581}{36} }  \zeta_3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{437711}{25920} }  \HZ
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{15188507}{777600} }  \HZ^2
          -  { \scriptstyle \frac{25783}{2449440} }  \HZ^3
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{9642347291}{342921600} }  \HZ^4
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{82083463913}{1371686400} }  \HZ^5
\nonumber\\ 
 \z\z 
          +  { \scriptstyle \frac{1659175944397}{18517766400} }  \HZ^6
          \Biggr)
    \Biggr\}\,.
%
\end{eqnarray}
% 

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