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most citedHow Does Casimir Energy Fall?

124 citations · 225 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

hep-th20085 cited

How Does Quantum Vacuum Energy Accelerate?

K. A. Milton, P. Parashar, J. Wagner +3

We show that Casimir energy for a configuration of parallel plates gravitates according to the equivalence principle both for the finite and divergent parts. This shows that the la…

hep-th200729 cited

How does Casimir energy fall? III. Inertial forces on vacuum energy

K. V. Shajesh, Kimball A. Milton, Prachi Parashar +1

We have recently demonstrated that Casimir energy due to parallel plates, including its divergent parts, falls like conventional mass in a weak gravitational field. The divergent p…

hep-th200725 cited

Gravitational and Inertial Mass of Casimir Energy

Kimball A Milton, Stephen A Fulling, Prachi Parashar +3

It has been demonstrated, using variational methods, that quantum vacuum energy gravitates according to the equivalence principle, at least for the finite Casimir energies associat…

hep-th200742 cited

How does Casimir energy fall? II. Gravitational acceleration of quantum vacuum energy

Kimball A. Milton, Prachi Parashar, K. V. Shajesh +1

It has been demonstrated that quantum vacuum energy gravitates according to the equivalence principle, at least for the finite Casimir energies associated with perfectly conducting…

hep-th2007124 cited

How Does Casimir Energy Fall?

Stephen A. Fulling, Kimball A. Milton, Prachi Parashar +3

Doubt continues to linger over the reality of quantum vacuum energy. There is some question whether fluctuating fields gravitate at all, or do so anomalously. Here we show that for…

hep-th2000

Effective Lagrangian for the pseudoscalars interacting with photons in the presence of a background electromagnetic field

K. V. Shajesh

We attempt to evaluate the effective Lagrangian for a classical background field interacting with the vacuum of two quantum fields. The integration of one of the quantum fields in…