Abstract
It is shown that the fixing of the divergence of the potential in non-Abelian theories does not fix its gauge. The ambiguity in the definition of the potential leads to the fact that, when integrating over the fields in the functional integral, it is apparently enough for us to restrict ourselves to the potentials for which the Faddeev-Popov determinants are positive. This limitation on the integration range over the potentials cancels the infra-red singularity of perturbation theory and results in a linear increase of the charge interaction at large distances.
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