Casimir Energy for Finite-Core Cosmic Strings

We consider the Casimir effect of two parallel infinitely-long cosmic strings which interact via massless real scalar field. We test two models of the finite width: so-called ‘‘flower-pot’’ model and ‘‘ballpoint-pen’’ model. The energy of the Casimir attraction is computed in analytic form. The ‘‘flower-pot’’ model predicts much stronger attraction, in particular at a close string contact. Both models reproduce proper limit at ultralarge interstring distances.

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Moscow University Physics Bulletin
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s0027134924701054
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Quantum Electrodynamics and Casimir Effect
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Casimir Energy for Finite-Core Cosmic Strings

Pavel Spirin, Yu. V. Grats
Moscow University Physics Bulletin
Quantum Electrodynamics and Casimir Effect
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Casimir Energy for Finite-Core Cosmic Strings

Pavel Spirin, Yu. V. Grats
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Abstract

We consider the Casimir effect of two parallel infinitely-long cosmic strings which interact via massless real scalar field. We test two models of the finite width: so-called ‘‘flower-pot’’ model and ‘‘ballpoint-pen’’ model. The energy of the Casimir attraction is computed in analytic form. The ‘‘flower-pot’’ model predicts much stronger attraction, in particular at a close string contact. Both models reproduce proper limit at ultralarge interstring distances.

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