Explaining the So-Called 'Casimir Force' with Nonlinear Physics

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  • Prof. Maria Kuman, PhD

A New Twist of the Quantum Vacuum

Abstract

In the article "A New Twist of the Quantum Vacuum" published in the October issue of Physics Today, 2019 (p. 74), the author Jeremy Munday [1] share the experiment he did with his research group -the results was published in 2018. They used a solid birefringent crystal of calcite, which has anisotropic optical properties. They deposited on it optically isotropic layer of aluminum oxide with thickness d = 30 nanometers or less. Then they deposited a layer of liquid crystal on top of the aluminum oxide.

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Explaining the So-Called ’Casimir Force’ with Nonlinear Physics. (2020). Global Journal of Science Frontier Research, 20(A5), 1. https://journalofscience.org/index.php/GJSFR/article/view/101661

 

References

Jeremy Munday (2019) A new twist on the quantum vacuum. 72(10), 74-75.

M Kuman (2019) How Was the Material World Created? -Origin of Its NEMF. 2(2).

M Kuman (2019) The Power of Prayer. 19(7).

Maria Kuman (2018) Physics not Chemistry will Solve the Cancer Problem. 6(4).

Explaining the So-Called ‘Casimir Force’ with Nonlinear Physics

Published

2020-05-28

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Vol. 20 No. A5 (2020): GJSFR-A Physics & Space Science: Volume 20 Issue A5

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Explaining the So-Called ’Casimir Force’ with Nonlinear Physics. (2020). Global Journal of Science Frontier Research, 20(A5), 1. https://journalofscience.org/index.php/GJSFR/article/view/101661