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Stimulated by the recent development of the calculation methods of the running quark masses mq(μ) and renewal of the input data, for the purpose of making a standard table of mq(μ) for the convenience of particle physicists, the values of mq(μ) at various energy scales μ (μ=1 GeV, μ=mc, μ=mb, μ=mₜ and so on), especially at μ=mZ, are systematically evaluated by using the mass renormalization equations and taking into consideration a matching condition at the quark threshold.
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Fusaoka et al. (1998) studied this question.
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