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It is common wisdom that a gluon propagator (Gribov-)like $$ G(p^2)=\frac{a+bp^2}{cp^4+dp^2+e} $$ should give rise to a linear rising potential. So far, I have not seen a proof of this and I would like to get a mathematical derivation, or a reference, displaying how a potential emerges from it.

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