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Finite bandwidth and surface roughness reduce measured Casimir forces compared to idealized models
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Finite bandwidth (material conductivity properties) and surface roughness significantly decrease measured Casimir forces compared to idealized parallel plate models.

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2001 · cited by 1,258
This review highlights that real media corrections, including finite conductivity and surface roughness, are essential when comparing experimental Casimir force measurements with theoretical results.
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The claim addresses specific physical factors (finite bandwidth/conductivity and surface roughness) that alter the Casimir force relative to ideal models. Papers [0] and [2] explicitly confirm that real-world surface roughness and material properties (such as finite conductivity/bandwidth) reduce or suppress the Casimir force compared to idealized calculations. The remaining papers are tangential and do not discuss Casimir force corrections.

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2013 · cited by 23
This study demonstrates experimentally that metallic surface nanostructuring and roughness strongly suppress the Casimir force beyond what standard idealized theoretical predictions expect.
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