We present and study a possible mechanism of extracting energies from the vacuum by external classical fields. Taking a constant magnetic field as an example, we discuss why and how the vacuum energy can be released in the context of quantum field theories. In addition, we give a theoretical computation showing how much vacuum energies can be released. The possibilities of experimentally detecting such a vacuum-energy releasing are discussed
The quantum vacuum consists of virtual particles randomly appearing and disappearing in free space. ...
AbstractThe regularized vacuum energy (or energy density) of a quantum field subjected to static ext...
1. How can we extract usable EM energy from the vacuum, anytime, any place in the universe, and in a...
We quantitatively compute the rate and spectrum of spontaneous photon emissions, caused by the vacuu...
A QED-based “bootstrap” mechanism is suggested as a possible source of vacuum energy. In place of th...
We discuss other contributions to the vacuum energy of quantum field theories and quantum gravity, w...
Modern quantum field theory has offered us a very intriguing picture of empty space. The vacuum stat...
There appears to be three, perhaps related, ways of approaching the nature of vacuum energy . The fi...
The relativistic effect of energy increase in a particle freely moving in vacuum is discussed on the...
We present a manifestly local, diffeomorphism invariant, and locally Poincaré invariant formulation ...
We recently formulated a local mechanism of vacuum energy sequester. This mechanism automatically re...
The vacuum, as described by Quantum Field Theory, is not as empty as classical physics once led us t...
© 2016 American Physical Society. We present a manifestly local, diffeomorphism invariant, and local...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 120-133)A central theme in this dissertation is the notion o...
The existence of irreducible field fluctuations in vacuum is an important prediction of quantum theo...
The quantum vacuum consists of virtual particles randomly appearing and disappearing in free space. ...
AbstractThe regularized vacuum energy (or energy density) of a quantum field subjected to static ext...
1. How can we extract usable EM energy from the vacuum, anytime, any place in the universe, and in a...
We quantitatively compute the rate and spectrum of spontaneous photon emissions, caused by the vacuu...
A QED-based “bootstrap” mechanism is suggested as a possible source of vacuum energy. In place of th...
We discuss other contributions to the vacuum energy of quantum field theories and quantum gravity, w...
Modern quantum field theory has offered us a very intriguing picture of empty space. The vacuum stat...
There appears to be three, perhaps related, ways of approaching the nature of vacuum energy . The fi...
The relativistic effect of energy increase in a particle freely moving in vacuum is discussed on the...
We present a manifestly local, diffeomorphism invariant, and locally Poincaré invariant formulation ...
We recently formulated a local mechanism of vacuum energy sequester. This mechanism automatically re...
The vacuum, as described by Quantum Field Theory, is not as empty as classical physics once led us t...
© 2016 American Physical Society. We present a manifestly local, diffeomorphism invariant, and local...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 120-133)A central theme in this dissertation is the notion o...
The existence of irreducible field fluctuations in vacuum is an important prediction of quantum theo...
The quantum vacuum consists of virtual particles randomly appearing and disappearing in free space. ...
AbstractThe regularized vacuum energy (or energy density) of a quantum field subjected to static ext...
1. How can we extract usable EM energy from the vacuum, anytime, any place in the universe, and in a...