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"Observations on the possible electromagnetic nature of nucleon interactions and pions" -- historical manuscript from 1969 by B. W. Ninham and C. Pask
Mathias Boström, Drew F. Parsons
This manuscript presents an historical perspective prepared by Barry Ninham and Colin Pask in 1969 on the connection between quantum electrodynamics theory and nucleon interactions…
Self-preserving ice layers on CO2 clathrate particles: implications for Enceladus, Pluto and similar ocean worlds
Mathias Boström, Victoria Esteso, Johannes Fiedler +6
Under both engineering and natural conditions on Earth and in the Universe, some gas hydrates are found to be stabilised outside their window of thermodynamic stability by the form…
Non-trivial retardation effects in dispersion forces: From anomalous distance dependence to novel traps
Johannes Fiedler, Kristian Berland, Fabian Spallek +4
In the study of dispersion forces, nonretarded, retarded and thermal asymptotes with their distinct scaling laws are regarded as cornerstone results governing interactions at diffe…
Full-spectrum high resolution modeling of the dielectric function of water
Johannes Fiedler, Mathias Boström, Clas Persson +4
In view of the vital role of water in chemical and physical processes, an exact knowledge of its dielectric function over a large frequency range is important. In this article we r…
Role of zero point energy in promoting ice formation in a spherical drop of water
Prachi Parashar, K. V. Shajesh, Kimball A. Milton +3
We demonstrate that the Lifshitz interaction energy (excluding the self-energies of the inner and outer spherical regions) for three concentric spherical dielectric media can be ev…
Impact of effective polarisability models on the predicted release dynamics of CH and CO from premelted ice
J. Fiedler, P. Thiyam, F. A. Burger +6
We present a theory for Casimir--Polder forces acting on greenhouse gas molecules dissolved in a thin water film. Such a nanosized film has recently been predicted to arise on th s…