The dynamical Casimir effect and resonance frequency shifts in cavities with thin photo-excited semiconductor layers
Physica Scripta T, ISSN: 0281-1847, Vol: T135
2009
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I derive a new formula (generalizing the Müller-Bethe-Schwinger- Casimir formula) for the shift of complex resonance frequency of an electromagnetic cavity due to strong variations of the complex dielectric function in a thin layer near an ideally conducting wall. This formula is used to predict a photon generation rate in recently proposed experiments on the dynamical Casimir effect. © 2009 The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.
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