On the attraction between two perfectly conducting plates

By D. Dalvit, P. Milonni, F. Rosa, D. Roberts. 2011

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Energy conditions in general relativity and quantum field theory (2020, background): “A particularly interesting example is the Casimir effect.”
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Colloquium: Stimulating uncertainty: Amplifying the quantum vacuum with superconducting circuits (2011, background): “From the Lamb shift (Lamb and Retherford, 1947) and Casimir force (Casimir, 1948; Lamoreaux, 2007), all the way up to the origin of the large scale structure (Springel et al.”
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