Second Order Perturbation Theory for Improved Gluon and Staggered Quark Actions

Abstract

We present the results of our perturbative calculations of the static quark potential, small Wilson loops, the static quark self energy, and the mean link in Landau gauge. These calculations are done for the one loop Symanzik improved gluon action, and the improved staggered quark action.

3 pages, LaTeX, Lattice2001(improvement)

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