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Higgs radial mass for a half-normalized quartic potential (mH2​=λv2)

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For V=21​λ(ϕ†ϕ−v2/2)2 and the canonically normalized radial field, the expansion is V=21​λv2H2+21​λvH3+81​λH4. Comparing the quadratic term with mH2​H2/2 gives the displayed mass. Replacing the prefactor λ/2 by λ changes the answer to 2λv2, so the potential's normalization must be retained.

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