Casimir Forces via Worldline Numerics: Method Improvements and Potential Engineering Applications
Klaus Aehlig, Helge Dietert, Thomas Fischbacher, Jochen Gerhard

TL;DR
This paper enhances the Worldline Numerics method for calculating Casimir forces, focusing on its potential for geometric optimization in engineering and discussing generalization to photon interactions with conductors.
Contribution
The paper introduces refinements to the Worldline Numerics approach and explores its application to engineering problems and extension to photon Casimir effects.
Findings
Refined Worldline Numerics method for Casimir calculations.
Potential application in NEMS device optimization.
Discussion on extending the method to photons and conductors.
Abstract
The string theory inspired Worldline Numerics approach to Casimir force calculations has some favourable characteristics that might make it well suited for geometric optimization problems as they arise e.g. in NEMS device engineering. We explain this aspect in detail, developing some refinements of the method along the way. Also, we comment on the problem of generalizing Worldline Numerics from scalars to photons in the presence of conductors.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Electrodynamics and Casimir Effect · Thermal Radiation and Cooling Technologies · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
