Bose–Einstein Condensation: Repulsive Casimir Force of the Free and Harmonically Trapped Bose Gas in the Bose–Einstein Condensate Phase (Ann. Phys. 8/2020)
Ekrem Aydıner
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Ekrem Aydıner
Abstract
In article number 2000178, Ekrem Aydiner shows that, in the Bose–Einstein condensate phase, Casimir force is repulsive for the trapped Bose gases in the case of Zaremba and antiperiodic boundary conditions. The repulsive Casimir force can be used to explain many phenomena in many areas from string theory to cosmology and from biology to nanodevices.
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In article number 2000178, Ekrem Aydiner shows that, in the Bose–Einstein condensate phase, Casimir force is repulsive for the trapped Bose gases in the case of Zaremba and antiperiodic boundary conditions. The repulsive Casimir force can be used to explain many phenomena in many areas from string theory to cosmology and from biology to nanodevices.
Key concepts: Bose–Einstein condensate, Casimir effect, Bose gas, Physics, Condensation, Quantum mechanics, Phase (matter), Quantum electrodynamics