Ingredients of a Casimir analog computer
arXiv:0903.0599 · doi:10.1073/pnas.1003894107
Abstract
We present the basic ingredients of a technique to compute quantum Casimir forces at micrometer scales using antenna measurements at tabletop, e.g. centimeter, scales, forming a type of analog computer for the Casimir force. This technique relies on a correspondence that we derive between the contour integration of the Casimir force in the complex frequency plane and the electromagnetic response of a physical dissipative medium in a finite, real frequency bandwidth.
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