Comparison of the Lifshitz Theory Using the Nonconventional Fit of Response Functions with Precise Measurements of the Casimir Force

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2305.02608v1
• Date: Thu, 4 May 2023 07:30:12 GMT
• Title: Comparison of the Lifshitz Theory Using the Nonconventional Fit of Response Functions with Precise Measurements of the Casimir Force
• Authors: G. L. Klimchitskaya and V. M. Mostepanenko
• Abstract summary: We analyze the nonconventional fit of response functions of many materials along the imaginary frequency axis. We calculate the Casimir interaction in the configurations of several precise experiments using the Lifshitz theory.
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• Abstract: It has been known that the fundamental Lifshitz theory, which is based on first principles of thermal quantum field theory, experiences difficulties when compared with precise measurements of the Casimir force. We analyze the nonconventional fit of response functions of many materials along the imaginary frequency axis to the empirical model of "modified" oscillators which was recently proposed in the literature. According to our results, this model is unacceptable because at high frequencies it leads to the asymptotic behavior of response functions which is in contradiction with that following from the fundamental physical principles. We calculate the Casimir interaction in the configurations of several precise experiments using the Lifshitz theory and the response functions to quantized electromagnetic field expressed in terms of modified oscillators and demonstrate that the obtained results are excluded by the measurement data. This invalidates a claim made in the literature that the Casimir-van der Waals forces calculated using these response functions are in remarkable agreement with the experimental values. Possible reasons for a disagreement between experiment and theory are discussed, and the way to improve the situation is directed.

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