Casimir force between mirrors transparent at high frequencies
arXiv:1607.06321 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.94.125007
Abstract
We investigate, in the context of a real massless scalar field in dimensions, models of partially reflecting mirrors simulated by Dirac point interactions. In the literature, these models do not exhibit full transparency at high frequencies. In order to provide a more realistic feature for these models, we propose a modified point interaction that enables full transparency in the limit of high frequencies. Taking this modified model into account, we investigate the Casimir force, comparing our results with those found in the literature.
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