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

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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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  2. M Kuman (2019). How Was the Material World Created? -Origin of Its NEMF.
  3. M Kuman (2019). The Power of Prayer.
  4. Maria Kuman (2018). Physics not Chemistry will Solve the Cancer Problem.

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Prof. Maria Kuman, PhD. 2020. \u201cExplaining the So-Called ‘Casimir Force’ with Nonlinear Physics\u201d. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - A: Physics & Space Science GJSFR-A Volume 20 (GJSFR Volume 20 Issue A5): .

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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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