Abstract The Casimir‐Lifshitz force, FC− L, has become a subject of great interest to both
theoretical and applied physics communities due to its fundamental properties and potential …

Casimir force densities, ie, force per area, become very large if two solid material surfaces
come closer together to each other than 10 nm. In most cases, the forces are attractive. In …

A remarkable prediction of quantum field theory is that there are quantum electromagnetic
fluctuations (virtual photons) everywhere, which leads to the intriguing Casimir effect. While …

Twisted bilayered graphenes (TBGs) at magic angles are systems housing long ranged
periodicity of moiré patterns together with short ranged periodicity associated with the …

The Casimir force, which arises from quantum electrodynamic fluctuations, manifests as an
attraction between metallic surfaces spaced mere hundreds of nanometers apart. As …

Casimir forces between charge-neutral bodies originate from quantum vacuum fluctuations
of electromagnetic fields, which exhibit a critical dependence on material's electromagnetic …

In this paper, we discuss using the Casimir force in conjunction with a MEMS parametric
amplifier to construct a quantum displacement amplifier. Such a mechanical amplifier …

We investigate theoretically the Casimir interaction between two parallel two-dimensional
electron gases (2DEGs) with Rashba and Dresselhaus spin-orbit interactions (SOIs), based …

The cantilever tip of a nanoswitch in close proximity to the ground plate is considered with
account of electrostatic, elastic, van der Waals (Casimir), and also contact repulsive forces …

Here, we review recent advances in precision Casimir force measurements with both non-
magnetic and magnetic materials. In addition, the measurement of the geometric …