Intro to Quantum Mechanics I
The Casimir Effect is a physical phenomenon arising from quantum field theory, where two closely spaced uncharged conductive plates experience an attractive force due to vacuum fluctuations of the electromagnetic field. This effect highlights how quantum mechanics challenges classical physics by demonstrating that empty space is not truly empty but teems with virtual particles that exert measurable forces.
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