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Vacuum energy field-source connection

We can run the cause-effect connection the other way. The natural motions of the charges within a material will necessarily create electric fields whose time-varying spectral properties are those known from how the materials absorb the energy of applied fields (the "fluctuation-dissipation theorem"). It is the correlations between these spontaneously occurring electric fields and their source charges that create van der Waals forces. At a deeper level, we can even think of all these charge or field fluctuations as results or distortions of the electromagnetic fields that would occur spontaneously in vacuum devoid of matter. [Pg.242]


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