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    Stochastic quantization and Casimir forces
    (IOP Publishing, 2011-11-25) Rodriguez-Lopez, Pablo; Brito, Ricardo; Soto, Rodrigo
    In this paper we show how the stochastic quantization method developed by Parisi and Wu can be used to obtain Casimir forces. Both quantum and thermal fluctuations are taken into account by a Langevin equation for the field. The method allows the Casimir force to be obtained directly, derived from the stress tensor instead of the free energy. It only requires the spectral decomposition of the Laplacian operator in the given geometry. The formalism provides also an expression for the fluctuations of the force. As an application we compute the Casimir force on the plates of a finite piston of arbitrary cross-section. Fluctuations of the force are also directly obtained, and it is shown that, in the piston case, the variance of the force is twice the force squared.
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    Stochastic quantization and Casimir forces: pistons of arbitrary cross section
    (World Scientific Publishing, 2012-07-28) Rodriguez-Lopez, Pablo; Brito, Ricardo; Soto, Rodrigo
    Recently, a method based on stochastic quantization has been proposed to compute the Casimir force and its fluctuations in arbitrary geometries. It relies on the spectral decomposition of the Laplace operator in the given geometry. Both quantum and thermal fluctuations were considered. Here we use this method to compute the Casimir force on the plates of a finite piston of arbitrary cross section. Asymptotic expressions valid at low and high temperatures, as well as short and long distances are obtained. The case of a piston with triangular cross section is analyzed in detail. The regularization of the divergent stress tensor is described.

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