We study the Casimir effect in the framework of standard model extension. Employing the weak field approximation, the vacuum energy density ε and the pressure for a massless scalar field confined between two nearby parallel plates in a static spacetime background are calculated. In addition, through the analysis of ε, we speculate a plausible constraint on the Lorentz-violating term s¯00 which is lower than the bounds currently available for this quantity. Finally, we remark that our outcome has an intrinsic validity that goes beyond the treated case of a point-like source of gravity.

Casimir effect in Post-Newtonian gravity with Lorentz-violation

Blasone, Massimo;Lambiase, Gaetano;Petruzziello, Luciano;STABILE, ANTONIO
2018-01-01

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We study the Casimir effect in the framework of standard model extension. Employing the weak field approximation, the vacuum energy density ε and the pressure for a massless scalar field confined between two nearby parallel plates in a static spacetime background are calculated. In addition, through the analysis of ε, we speculate a plausible constraint on the Lorentz-violating term s¯00 which is lower than the bounds currently available for this quantity. Finally, we remark that our outcome has an intrinsic validity that goes beyond the treated case of a point-like source of gravity.
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