Casimir-Foucault interaction : Free energy and entropy at low temperature
@article{Intravaia2010CasimirFoucaultI, title={Casimir-Foucault interaction : Free energy and entropy at low temperature}, author={F. Intravaia and S. A. Ellingsen and C. Henkel}, journal={Physical Review A}, year={2010}, volume={82}, pages={032504} }
The present thesis focuses on several topics within three separate but related branches of the overall field of dispersion forces. The three branches are: temperature corrections to the Casimir force between real materials (Part 1), explicit calculation of Casimir energy in wedge geometries (Part 2), and Casimir-Polder forces on particles out of thermal equilibrium (Part 3). Part 1 deals primarily with analysis of a previously purported thermodynamic inconsistency in the Casimir-Lifshitz free… CONTINUE READING
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