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Trapped Ion Quantum Computing

Multiple scattering expansion for dielectric media: Casimir effect

arXiv
Authors: Thorsten Emig, Giuseppe Bimonte

Year

2022

Paper ID

57529

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Preprint

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Recent measurements of Casimir forces have provided evidence of an intricate modification of quantum fluctuations of the electromagnetic field in complex geometries. Here we introduce a multiple scattering description for Casimir interactions between bodies of arbitrary shape and material composition, admitting an expansion as a sequence of inter- and intra-body wave scatterings. Interactions in complex geometries can be computed within the current experimental resolution from typically a few wave scatterings, notably without any a priori knowledge of the scattering amplitudes of the bodies. Some first applications demonstrate the power of the approach.

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  • Recent measurements of Casimir forces have provided evidence of an intricate modification of quantum fluctuations of the electromagnetic field in complex geometries.

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[1] DOI https://doi.org/arXiv:2211.05042 [2] arXiv https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.05042 [3] Publisher https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.05042

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