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| '''Casimir pressure''' is created by ] of ]s. | |||
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| According to experiments, the ] F between two closely spaced neutral parallel plate conductors is directly proportional to their surface area A: | |||
| F=kA | |||
| Therefore, dividing the magnitude of Casimir force by the area of each conductor, Casimir pressure can be found. Because ] between conductors is attractive then the Casimir pressure in space between the conductors is negative. | |||
| Because ]s are physical representations of the ] of physical ], then the Casimir pressure can be associated with the density of the ] of empty space. | |||
| Some scientists believe that ] is the dominant energy of the ] and that the Casimir pressure of this energy is the main cause of the observed ] of Universe. By other words, one may say that virtual particles drive the accelerated expansion of Universe. | |||
| == See also == | |||
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