Massive fermion between two parallel chiral plates

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2208.05150v1
• Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2022 05:05:42 GMT
• Title: Massive fermion between two parallel chiral plates
• Authors: Ar Rohim, Apriadi Salim Adam, Kazuhiro Yamamoto
• Abstract summary: We study the system of a massive fermion confined between two parallel plates. We investigate the effects of the chiral angle in the Casimir energy for a massive fermion with the general momentum.
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• Abstract: We study the system of a massive fermion confined between two parallel plates, where the properties of both plates are discussed under chiral MIT boundary conditions. We investigate the effects of the chiral angle in the Casimir energy for a massive fermion with the general momentum. We find that the Casimir energy in the function of the chiral angle is generally symmetrical, and the attractive Casimir force in the chiral case is stronger than that in the nonchiral case. In addition, we investigate the approximate Casimir energy in light and heavy mass cases. The general discrete momenta's behavior and changes of spin orientations are also discussed.

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