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arxiv: 2509.09557 · v1 · submitted 2025-09-11 · 🪐 quant-ph

Vacuum electromagnetic field correlations between two moving points

Michael Vaz , Herv\'e Bercegol This is my paper

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keywords electromagnetic field correlationsquantum vacuum fluctuationsmoving pointscircular trajectoryspecial relativityblackbody radiationaccelerating observersfield operators
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Exact expressions are derived for the symmetrized quadratic electromagnetic field correlations seen by two accelerating points on a circular trajectory.

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This paper computes exact expressions in frequency space for the main symmetrized quadratic electromagnetic field correlations between two points diametrically opposed on a circle of diameter r rotating at constant angular velocity Ω. It also gives exact results for electric field correlations between two points moving at constant opposite velocities along parallel paths and for self-correlations at a single moving point. Both calculations incorporate the standard quantum vacuum state together with blackbody radiation at any temperature and use special-relativistic transformations of the field operators. The results remain non-trivial even for the thermal spectrum because the points accelerate. Practical first-order approximations in the small parameter Ωr/c are supplied for low-speed regimes.

Core claim

We compute the exact main symmetrized quadratic electromagnetic field correlations between two points diametrically opposed on the same circular trajectory, with diameter r, covered at constant angular velocity Ω. We derive the expressions for the electromagnetic field correlations with itself and with its spatial derivatives, still at the locations of the moving points. Parallel exact computations are presented for electric field correlations between two points moving with opposite constant velocities on parallel trajectories and for self-correlations on the same moving point. Since the points accelerate, both the zero-point fluctuations and the blackbody spectrum produce non-trivial two- (

What carries the argument

Symmetrized quadratic electromagnetic field correlation functions in frequency space, obtained by applying special-relativistic Lorentz transformations to the vacuum field operators as seen from the frames of the moving points.

If this is right

  • The correlations for circular motion acquire a periodic dependence on the angular velocity that is absent in the linear-motion case.
  • Thermal blackbody contributions are modified by the acceleration, producing observable deviations from the static spectrum at any temperature.
  • First-order expansions in Ωr/c supply simple analytic forms usable when the rotation is slow compared with c/r.
  • Correlations involving spatial derivatives of the field yield the gradient fluctuations experienced at each moving location.
  • Self-correlations at a single point exhibit frequency shifts and amplitude changes traceable to the relativistic transformation of the operators.

Where Pith is reading between the lines

These are editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

  • The same transformation method can be applied to predict how vacuum-induced forces or torques act on objects in steady circular motion.
  • The expressions offer a concrete starting point for calculating decoherence or entanglement loss for quantum systems carried along the same trajectories.
  • Numerical checks against finite-time simulations of the rotating case would test the validity of the relativistic operator mapping at higher orders in Ωr/c.

Load-bearing premise

The electromagnetic field operators transform according to ordinary special-relativistic rules even though the points accelerate, without extra model-dependent corrections for acceleration or finite size.

What would settle it

A direct measurement of the frequency spectrum of field noise or cross-correlations using two detectors placed diametrically opposite on a rotating platform at known angular speed Ω, compared with the closed-form expressions at several temperatures.

Figures

Figures reproduced from arXiv: 2509.09557 by Herv\'e Bercegol, Michael Vaz.

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Figure 1. Figure 1: FIG. 1. Diagram of two points traveling on rectilinear parallel paths at equal and opposite constant velocities. Field fluctuations at points [PITH_FULL_IMAGE:figures/full_fig_p006_1.png] view at source ↗
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Figure 2. Figure 2: FIG. 2. Diagram of two points revolving and diametrically opposed on the same circular trajectory, covered at constant angular velocity [PITH_FULL_IMAGE:figures/full_fig_p012_2.png] view at source ↗
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A renewed experimental interest in quantum vacuum fluctuations brings back the need to extend the study of electromagnetic vacuum correlations. Quantum or semi-classical models developed to understand various configurations should combine the effects of the zero-point fluctuations with those of blackbody radiation. In this paper, after a brief historical introduction and a rapid study of the electric field correlations in time domain, we propose exact and approximate expressions for the vacuum field correlations in Fourier space seen by moving points. We first present an exact computation of the electric field correlations, expressed in frequency space, between two points moving with opposite constant velocities on parallel trajectories. We also consider the electric field self-correlations, i.e. on the same moving point but at different frequencies, and comment the results related to special relativity. Then, we compute the exact main symmetrized quadratic electromagnetic field correlations between two points diametrically opposed on the same circular trajectory, with diameter r, covered at constant angular velocity {\Omega}. We derive the expressions for the electromagnetic field correlations with itself and with its spatial derivatives, still at the locations of the moving points. Since the points we consider are accelerating, both the zero-point fluctuations and the blackbody spectrum give non-trivial results, for two-point correlations as well as for self-correlations. In both cases, results are shown at any vacuum temperature. For practical uses, we provide the first-order approximations in the small parameter {\Omega}r/c with c being the speed of light.

Editorial analysis

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Referee Report

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Summary. The paper claims to derive exact expressions for the symmetrized quadratic electromagnetic field correlations in the vacuum between two points moving with opposite constant velocities on parallel trajectories, and between two diametrically opposed points on a circular trajectory of diameter r at constant angular velocity Ω. It provides these correlations (including self-correlations and those involving spatial derivatives) in frequency space at the locations of the moving points, for any vacuum temperature, along with first-order approximations in the small parameter Ωr/c.

Significance. If the central derivations are correct, the work supplies useful analytic results for vacuum EM field correlations experienced by accelerating observers, extending studies of zero-point fluctuations and thermal spectra to circular motion. The exact expressions and small-parameter approximations could support modeling in quantum optics or precision experiments with moving systems.

major comments (1)
  1. [Circular trajectory calculations] Circular trajectory section (diametrically opposed points at constant Ω): The central claim of exact correlations 'seen by the moving points' rests on transforming Minkowski vacuum operators via special-relativistic boosts tied to instantaneous velocities. For non-inertial circular motion this risks omitting acceleration-dependent corrections (e.g., Fermi-Walker transport of the local tetrad or modifications to measured field components). An explicit verification that the boost-only procedure reproduces the full pulled-back two-point function, or a cross-check against known limits for circular trajectories, is required to support the exactness assertion.
minor comments (2)
  1. [Abstract] The abstract refers to a 'brief historical introduction and a rapid study of the electric field correlations in time domain' without section numbers; adding explicit references would improve readability.
  2. Notation for the symmetrized quadratic correlations and spatial derivatives should be defined explicitly at first use to avoid ambiguity when comparing self-correlations to two-point functions.

Simulated Author's Rebuttal

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We thank the referee for their careful reading of the manuscript and for the constructive comment on the circular trajectory section. We address this point below.

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  1. Referee: [Circular trajectory calculations] Circular trajectory section (diametrically opposed points at constant Ω): The central claim of exact correlations 'seen by the moving points' rests on transforming Minkowski vacuum operators via special-relativistic boosts tied to instantaneous velocities. For non-inertial circular motion this risks omitting acceleration-dependent corrections (e.g., Fermi-Walker transport of the local tetrad or modifications to measured field components). An explicit verification that the boost-only procedure reproduces the full pulled-back two-point function, or a cross-check against known limits for circular trajectories, is required to support the exactness assertion.

    Authors: We thank the referee for highlighting this subtlety in the treatment of accelerating observers. In the manuscript, the electromagnetic field operators are those of the Minkowski vacuum, and the correlations are obtained by evaluating the two-point functions at the spacetime events along the worldlines of the two points and transforming the field components to the instantaneous rest frame of each observer via the Lorentz boost associated with its instantaneous velocity. This yields exact expressions for the symmetrized correlations in frequency space within the chosen framework. We agree, however, that a fully local measurement by an accelerating observer requires a consistently transported tetrad (e.g., Fermi-Walker) to define the measured field components without introducing fictitious effects from the choice of frame. To address the concern, we will add a clarifying paragraph in the revised manuscript that explicitly states the procedure, distinguishes lab-frame versus proper-frame quantities, and includes a consistency check by recovering the known Unruh spectrum in the appropriate linear-acceleration limit. This addition will strengthen the presentation of the exact results without changing the derivations themselves. revision: yes

Circularity Check

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No significant circularity; derivations are direct analytic computations from standard vacuum QED

full rationale

The paper computes exact symmetrized quadratic electromagnetic field correlations for points on circular trajectories by starting from the standard Minkowski vacuum state of the electromagnetic field and applying special-relativistic transformations to the field operators at the locations of the moving points. No parameters are fitted to subsets of data and then relabeled as predictions, no load-bearing uniqueness theorems or ansatze are imported via self-citation, and the central expressions for two-point correlations, self-correlations, and spatial derivatives are obtained by explicit integration over modes rather than by algebraic rearrangement of the inputs. The derivation chain remains self-contained against external benchmarks such as the known vacuum two-point function in inertial frames.

Axiom & Free-Parameter Ledger

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The central results rest on the standard quantum-electrodynamic vacuum state and relativistic field transformations; no new free parameters, ad-hoc entities, or fitted constants are introduced in the abstract.

axioms (2)
  • domain assumption Standard quantum vacuum state of the electromagnetic field (zero-point fluctuations plus thermal blackbody spectrum)
    Invoked to define the correlations at any temperature
  • domain assumption Special-relativistic transformation rules for electromagnetic field operators under constant-velocity and uniform circular motion
    Required to express correlations in the frames of the moving points

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    We compute the exact main symmetrized quadratic electromagnetic field correlations between two points diametrically opposed on the same circular trajectory, with diameter r, covered at constant angular velocity Ω. We derive the expressions for the electromagnetic field correlations with itself and with its spatial derivatives, still at the locations of the moving points.

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    Since the points we consider are accelerating, both the zero-point fluctuations and the blackbody spectrum give non-trivial results, for two-point correlations as well as for self-correlations.

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