What Are the Best References for the Two-Loop Gluon Propagator?

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Does anybody know a good reference for the gluon propagator at two loop?
I need it in Feynman gauge, but to have it in light-cone gauge as well is a plus.

Preferably a paper, or a book that is common (i.e. easy to find in our university's library :-) ).

Thanks!
 
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Freddieknets said:
Does anybody know a good reference for the gluon propagator at two loop?
I need it in Feynman gauge, but to have it in light-cone gauge as well is a plus.

Preferably a paper, or a book that is common (i.e. easy to find in our university's library :-) ).

Thanks!

Have you seen this paper?

http://arxiv.org/pdf/1403.4350v2.pdf
 
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