Nonconservative dipole forces in a two-atom system with one atom excited
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2111.12828v1
- Date: Wed, 24 Nov 2021 22:54:28 GMT
- Title: Nonconservative dipole forces in a two-atom system with one atom excited
- Authors: Julio S\'anchez-C\'anovas and Manuel Donaire
- Abstract summary: We compute the nonconservative electric dipole forces between two atoms, one of which is initially excited.
In contrast to the conservative van-der-Waals forces, the nonconservative forces posses components to the interatomic axis.
We offer an estimate of the spatial displacement caused by the nonconservative forces on a binary system of Hydrogen atoms.
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- Abstract: We compute the nonconservative electric dipole forces between two atoms, one
of which is initially excited. These forces derive from the time variation of
the longitudinal electromagnetic momentum. In contrast to the conservative
van-der-Waals forces, the nonconservative forces posses components orthogonal
to the interatomic axis. Thus, despite being several orders of magnitude
smaller than van-der-Waals', they might be accessible experimentally for the
case of two identical atoms. In addition, as with the van-der-Waals forces, the
nonconservative forces present nonreciprocal constituents which result in a net
force on the two-atom system. We offer an estimate of the spatial displacement
caused by the nonconservative forces on a binary system of Hydrogen atoms.
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