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Dynamical Casimir effect in Circuit QED for Nonuniform Trajectories

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Authors: Paulina Corona-Ugalde, Eduardo Martin-Martinez, C. M. Wilson, Robert B. Mann

Year

2015

Paper ID

25984

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Preprint

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We propose a generalization of the superconducting circuit simulation of the dynamical Casimir effect where we consider relativistically moving boundary conditions following different trajectories. We study the feasibility of the setup used in the past to simulate the dynamical Casimir effect to reproduce richer relativistic trajectories differing from purely sinusoidal ones. We show how different relativistic oscillatory trajectories of the boundaries of the same period and similar shape produce a rather different spectrum of particles characteristic of their respective motions.

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