Small Fermi energy, zero-point fluctuations, and nonadiabaticity inMgB2

Recording zero-point current and voltage fluctuations

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Reviewing the Zero Point Energy

A review of recent developments in the study of the Zero Point Energy (ZPE) is made. The origin and behavior of the electromagnetic fields making up the vacuum ZPE is elucidated. From this it is deduced that the ZPE should increase with time even in a static universe such as Narliker and Arp propose. The small oscillations that a static cosmos undergoes will add a variable component to the over...

Quantum Vacuum Fluctuations, Zero Point Energy and the Question of Observable Noise

Zero Point Energy and Gigantism in Fossils

The Zero Point Energy (ZPE) governs the physical properties of the vacuum, including the electric permittivity and magnetic permeability. Terrestrial and astronomical evidence suggest that the ZPE has increased over the lifetime of the universe. This increase has been shown to result in reduced electric current strengths and voltages, as well as slower electric and magnetic interactions. These ...

Zero-Point Energy and 1D Lattice Structures

Zero-point energy (ZPE) can be thought of as a limitless source of potential energy that exists throughout the universe; in essence, ZPE describes the ground state of a quantum mechanical system that exhibits a fluctuating finite energy due to Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle. Quantum mechanics predicts that all of space must be filled with electromagnetic zero-point fluctuations (also called...