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Virtual charge fluctuations

In the homogeneous metal, there are no real" charge fluctuations, just as in the Helium atom there is no real" dipole moment. Van der Waals attraction between two Helium atoms comes about as the result of the correlated quantum fluctuations of a virtual dipole moment induced in each atom by the other. Similarly, an attractive force comes about from correlated, virtual, charge fluctuations In the two planes. I eliminate H from the Hamiltonian to leading order in W. using the operator generalization of second-order perturbation theory for the energy levels. This yields ... [Pg.106]


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