We study a system composed of a hydrogen atom interacting with an infinite conductor wall. The interaction energy decays like $L^{-3}$, where $L$ is the distance between the atom and the wall, due to the emergence of the van der Waals forces. In this paper we show how, considering the contributions from the quantum fluctuations of the electromagnetic field, the interaction is weakened to a decay of order $L^{-4}$ giving rise to the retardation effects which fall under the name of Casimir-Polder effect. The analysis is done by studying a suitable Pauli-Fierz model associated to the system, in dipole approximation and reduced to the interaction with 0 and 1 photon
Making use of the quantum correlators associated with the Maxwell field vacuum distorted by the pres...
International audienceThe modification of quantum fluctuations by a surface of finite reflectivity s...
We show a simple way of deriving the Casimir Polder interaction, present some general arguments on t...
We study a system composed of a hydrogen atom interacting with an infinite conductor wall. The inter...
Making use of the quantum correlators associated with the Maxwell field vacuum distorted by the pres...
Using the general expressions for level shifts obtained from the master equation for a small system ...
For the interactions between two atoms or between an ion and an electron the connections between the...
We start this paper with a historical survey of the Casimir effect, showing that its origin is relat...
We consider the dynamical atom-surface Casimir-Polder force in the nonequilibrium configuration of a...
We investigate the dynamical Casimir-Polder force between an atom and a conducting wall during the t...
We investigate the Casimir-Polder interaction energy between a uniformly accelerated two-level syste...
We derive the fully retarded energy shift of a neutral atom in two different geometries that are use...
We consider quantum fluctuations of the Casimir-Polder force between a neutral atom and a perfectly ...
We review different aspects of atom–atom and atom–wall Casimir–Polder forces. We first discuss the r...
© 2016 American Physical Society.The Casimir-Polder interaction between an atom and a multilayered s...
Making use of the quantum correlators associated with the Maxwell field vacuum distorted by the pres...
International audienceThe modification of quantum fluctuations by a surface of finite reflectivity s...
We show a simple way of deriving the Casimir Polder interaction, present some general arguments on t...
We study a system composed of a hydrogen atom interacting with an infinite conductor wall. The inter...
Making use of the quantum correlators associated with the Maxwell field vacuum distorted by the pres...
Using the general expressions for level shifts obtained from the master equation for a small system ...
For the interactions between two atoms or between an ion and an electron the connections between the...
We start this paper with a historical survey of the Casimir effect, showing that its origin is relat...
We consider the dynamical atom-surface Casimir-Polder force in the nonequilibrium configuration of a...
We investigate the dynamical Casimir-Polder force between an atom and a conducting wall during the t...
We investigate the Casimir-Polder interaction energy between a uniformly accelerated two-level syste...
We derive the fully retarded energy shift of a neutral atom in two different geometries that are use...
We consider quantum fluctuations of the Casimir-Polder force between a neutral atom and a perfectly ...
We review different aspects of atom–atom and atom–wall Casimir–Polder forces. We first discuss the r...
© 2016 American Physical Society.The Casimir-Polder interaction between an atom and a multilayered s...
Making use of the quantum correlators associated with the Maxwell field vacuum distorted by the pres...
International audienceThe modification of quantum fluctuations by a surface of finite reflectivity s...
We show a simple way of deriving the Casimir Polder interaction, present some general arguments on t...