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Casimir stress on lossy magnetodielectric spheres

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Christian Raabe, Ludwig Knöll, Dirk-Gunnar Welsch

Quantum Physics · Submitted 24 Sep 2003

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The authors' main claim An expression for the Casimir stress on arbitrary dispersive and lossy linear magnetodielectric matter at finite temperature, including left-handed material, is derived and applied to spherical systems.

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CitationChristian Raabe, Dirk-Gunnar Welsch, Ludwig Kn\"oll. "Casimir stress on lossy magnetodielectric spheres." arXiv:quant-ph/0309179 (2003). https://pith.science/paper/VQS5BPLY
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An expression for the Casimir stress on arbitrary dispersive and lossy linear magnetodielectric matter at finite temperature, including left-handed material, is derived and applied to spherical systems. To cast the relevant part of the scattering Green tensor for a general magnetodielectric sphere in a convenient form, classical Mie scattering is reformulated.

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An expression for the Casimir stress on arbitrary dispersive and lossy linear magnetodielectric matter at finite temperature, including left-handed material, is derived and applied to spherical systems. To cast the relevant part of the scattering Green tensor for a general magnetodielectric sphere in a convenient form, classical Mie scattering is reformulated.

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  • Scattering from left-handed spheres has been already considered in some recent articles [ref] and the aspects linked to the existence of the resonant surface polariton modes (RSPM's) supported by left-handed spheres have been more particularly considered in Refs. [ref] .

    Surface polaritons on left-handed spheres · Introduction · 0.92

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