# The QCD potential at O (1 / $m^{2)}$ : Complete spin dependent and spin independent result

@article{Pineda2001TheQP,
title={The QCD potential at O (1 / \$m^\{2)\}\$ : Complete spin dependent and spin independent result},
author={Antonio Morelos Pineda and Antonio Vairo},
journal={Physical Review D},
year={2001},
volume={63},
pages={054007}
}
• Published 12 September 2000
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