However, it is challenging to manipulate the dielectric permittivities of most materials using external fields. In contrast, the magnetic permeabilities of ferrofluids can be readily tuned by magnetic fields, which opens up the possibility of magnetic-field tuning of the Casimir force. Here, we ...
However, it is challenging to manipulate the dielectric permittivities of most materials using external fields. In contrast, the magnetic permeabilities of ferrofluids can be readily tuned by magnetic fields, which opens up the possibility of magnetic-field tuning of the Casimir force. Here, we ...
O. MartiKonstanzS. BlügelJülichH. OechsnerKaiserslauternH. FuchsLudwigshafenH. P. SteinrückMünchenF.‐L. DeubnerWürzburgH. RechenbergMünchenH. SchoppcrGenfW. KundtBonnH. B. G. CasimirHceze/NiederlandeJohn Wiley & Sons, LtdPhysikalische Bltter...
To avoid this problem, the magnetic excitation method has been used. In this method, magnetic sensitivity is given to a cantilever by coating it with a magnetic thin film38or attaching a magnetic bead21,22on it. By applying an ac magnetic field with a coil integrated in the cantilever- or...
magnetic fieldmagnetic permeabilitydielectric permittivityWe study the Casimir force between two parallel anti-ferromagnetic slabs taking into account an external magnetic field in the Voigt configuration. Using a frequency and magnetic field dependent magnetic permeability tensor and a frequency independent ...
We investigate the thermal Casimir interaction between two magnetodielectric plates made of real materials. On the basis of the Lifshitz theory, it is shown that for diamagnets and for paramagnets in the broad sense (with exception of ferromagnets) the magnetic properties do not influence the ...
This influence is accomplished through the contribution of the zero-frequency term of the Lifshitz formula. The possibility of the Casimir repulsion through the vacuum gap is analyzed depending on the model used for the description of the dielectric properties of the metal plates....
It is shown that for real magnetodielectric materials only the magnetic properties of ferromagnets can influence the Casimir pressure. This influence is accomplished through the contribution of the zero-frequency term of the Lifshitz formula. The possibility of the Casimir repulsion through the vacuum ...
This influence is accomplished through the\ncontribution of the zero-frequency term of the Lifshitz formula. The\npossibility of the Casimir repulsion through the vacuum gap is analyzed\ndepending on the model used for the description of the dielectric properties of\nthe metal plates....
Casimir force between two parallel semiconductor slabs: Magnetic field effects in the Voigt geometrydoi:10.1002/pssb.200844410R. García-SerranoG. MartínezP. H. HernándezM. Palomino-OvandoGregorio H. CocoletziWILEY‐VCH Verlag