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Effect of boundaries on vacuum field fluctuations and radiation-mediated interactions between atoms

Armata, F., Butera, S., Fiscelli, G., Incardone, R., Notararigo, V., Palacino, R., Passante, R., Rizzuto, L., Spagnolo, S.

Published Jan 1, 2017• 4 citations
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Author: Armata, F. et al.; Genre: Journal Article; Issued: 2017; Keywords: Abt. Dietrich; Non-equilibrium systems; Forschungsgruppe Krüger; Title: Effect of boundaries on vacuum field fluctuations and radiation-mediated interactions between atoms

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