The vacuum energy: Casimir effect and the cosmological constant
E. Elizalde
Abstract
E. Elizalde
Abstract
This is a short summary of the talk given at the meeting, wich comprised considerations on the zero point energy and some aspects of the Casimir effect. In particular, recent developments on the construction by the author and J. Haro of the first consistent proof of the dynamical Casimir effect, on the possible contribution of vacuum fluctuations to the cosmological constant, and on some new theories about it, discuseed at the meeting, are also reported.
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This is a short summary of the talk given at the meeting, wich comprised considerations on the zero point energy and some aspects of the Casimir effect. In particular, recent developments on the construction by the author and J. Haro of the first consistent proof of the dynamical Casimir effect, on the possible contribution of vacuum fluctuations to the cosmological constant, and on some new theories about it, discuseed at the meeting, are also reported.
Key concepts: Casimir effect, Vacuum energy, Physics, Cosmological constant, Zero-point energy, Constant (computer programming), Theoretical physics, Vacuum state