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The static potential in QCD to two loops

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arxiv hep-ph/9812205 v1 pith:SIKUVPI6 submitted 1998-12-01 hep-ph

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We evaluate the static QCD potential to two--loop order. Compared to a previous calculation a sizable reduction of the two--loop coefficient $a_2$ is found.

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