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most citedMeasurements of the Casimir-Lifshitz force in fluids: the effect of electrostatic forces and Debye screening

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Measurements of the Casimir-Lifshitz force in fluids: the effect of electrostatic forces and Debye screening

J. N. Munday, Federico Capasso, V. Adrian Parsegian +1

In this work, we present detailed measurements of the Casimir-Lifshitz force between two gold surfaces (a sphere and a plate) immersed in ethanol and study the effect of residual e…

q-bio.BM2004

Rydberg-London Potential for Diatomic Molecules and Unbonded Atom Pairs

Kevin Cahill, V. Adrian Parsegian

We propose and test a pair potential that is accurate at all relevant distances and simple enough for use in large-scale computer simulations. A combination of the Rydberg potentia…

q-bio.BM2003

Computational Consequences of Neglected First-Order van der Waals Forces

Kevin Cahill, V. Adrian Parsegian

We have computed the widely neglected first-order interaction between neutral atoms. At interatomic separations typical of condensed media, it is nearly equal to the 1/r^6 second-o…

cond-mat.soft2003

Van der Waals interactions across stratified media

R. Podgornik, V. A. Parsegian

Working at the Lifshitz level, we investigate the van der Waals interactions across a series of layers with a periodic motif. We derive the complete form of the van der Waals inter…

cond-mat.soft2003

Universal Thermal Radiation Drag on Neutral Objects

Vanik Mkrtchian, V. Adrian Parsegian, Rudi Podgornik +1

We compute the force on a small neutral polarizable object moving at velocity relative to a photon gas equilibrated at a temperature We find a drag force linear in $\v…

cond-mat.soft200214 cited

Osmotic properties of polyethyleneglycols: quantitative features of brush and bulk scaling laws

Per Lyngs Hansen, Joel A. Cohen, Rudi Podgornik +1

From glycosylated cell surfaces to sterically stabilized liposomes, polymers attached to membranes attract biological and therapeutic interest. Can the scaling laws of polymer "bru…