T -matrix approach to the phonon-mediated Casimir interaction
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Abstract
We develop a theory of the phonon-mediated Casimir interaction between two pointlike impurities which is based on the single-impurity scattering $T$-matrix approach. We show that the Casimir interaction at $T=0$ falls off as a power law with the distance between the impurities. We find that the power in the weak and unitary phonon-impurity scattering limits differs, and we relate the power law to the low-energy properties of the single-impurity scattering $T$ matrix. In addition, we consider the Casimir interaction at finite temperature and show that at finite temperatures the Casimir interaction becomes exponential at large distances.
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OpenAlex topics: Quantum Electrodynamics and Casimir Effect · Mechanical and Optical Resonators · Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
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