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| ZP OWER C ORPORATION PAGE OF 352 Z ERO P OINT E NERGY Wetenschappen, Amsterdam 51, No. 7, 793-796 (1948) in English. The paper that started it all. It is an extrapolation of the more detailed paper, Casimir and Polder (1948).] Casimir, H,B.G, and D. Polder, "The influence of retardation on the London-van der Waals forces, Physical Review 73, 360-372 (1948). Applies retardation to the London-van der Waals calculations of the attraction between a neutral atom to a wall and two neutral atoms. London and van der Waals got liR3 and R (which didn't agree with experiment. Retardation makes the forces drop off as ii Rand liR7. The "correction factor" had Planck's constant in it, indicating the extra factor of R had something to do with quantum theory. Casimir then wrote his paper (1948) on the attraction between two conducting plates) Cole, Daniel C, "Possible thermodynamic law violations and astrophysical issues for secular acceleration of electrodynamic particles in the vacuum" Physical Review E, 1663-1674 (1995). See Rueda (1978). Boyer (1979) and Rueda, Haisch and Cole (1995). Tries to explain away the thermodynamic problems associated with the unrestrained growth of the speed of charged particles driven by vacuum fluctuations Deriagin, B.V. and II. Abrikosova, "Direct measurements of molecular attraction of solids" J. Phys. C PPL: Solids 5, 1-10 (1958). A summary of previous pill Data on quartz surfaces, glass surfaces, and c F :;i ' um- quartz, using a spherical surface against a flat surface. Good deal of information about experimental procedures to get rid of electrical patch effects and dust Ding, Y.J. and A.E. Kaplan, "Nonlinear Magneto-Optics of Vacuum Second-Harmonic Generation, Physical Rev,ew Letters 63, 2725-2728 (18 December 1989). Predicts that a high power laser beam focused ACie" a strong magnetic field will produce second-har onlc photons due to the nonlinearity of the photon hoton scattering in the vacuum. Milonni agrees that if not successful, then this shows that the vacuum itself has no fluctuations and the source model is a more correct physical model of the vacuum. The power required was increased substantially in the recent paper by Kaplan and Ding (1995).] Drever, R.W.P., "A search for anisotropy of inertial mass using a free precession technique, Philosophical Magazine 6, 683-687 (1961). Experiment done to test Mach's Principle of inertia. Can detect anisotropy of inertial mass to x 23 ] Forward, Robert L, "Extracting electrical energy from the vacuum by cohesion of charged foliated conductors" Physical Review BJO, 1700-1702 (15 August 1984). Proposes to convert the "surface energy" of a foliated conductor into electrical energy by cohering the leaves of the foliated |