Can An Uncertainty Relation Generate A Plasma?

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Main Authors: Gholamhosseinian, A., Corkery, R. W., Brevik, I., Bostrom, Mathias
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Published: 2025
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author Gholamhosseinian, A.
Corkery, R. W.
Brevik, I.
Bostrom, Mathias
author_facet Gholamhosseinian, A.
Corkery, R. W.
Brevik, I.
Bostrom, Mathias
contents We explore the fundamental idea that there may be a role for the Casimir effect, via an uncertainty relation, in the generation of electron-positron and quark-gluon plasmas. We investigate this concept, reviewing the possible contribution of semi-classical electrodynamics to nuclear interactions, specifically focusing on the Casimir effect at sub-Fermi length scales. The main result is a temperature distance relation, derived from the time-energy uncertainty relation, which can have observable consequences at these extreme scales. From a more general perspective, since the energy-time uncertainty relation appears to be a significant physical quantity, we also provide a brief overview of recent developments in this direction in Sec. 3.2.
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spellingShingle Can An Uncertainty Relation Generate A Plasma?
Gholamhosseinian, A.
Corkery, R. W.
Brevik, I.
Bostrom, Mathias
General Physics
We explore the fundamental idea that there may be a role for the Casimir effect, via an uncertainty relation, in the generation of electron-positron and quark-gluon plasmas. We investigate this concept, reviewing the possible contribution of semi-classical electrodynamics to nuclear interactions, specifically focusing on the Casimir effect at sub-Fermi length scales. The main result is a temperature distance relation, derived from the time-energy uncertainty relation, which can have observable consequences at these extreme scales. From a more general perspective, since the energy-time uncertainty relation appears to be a significant physical quantity, we also provide a brief overview of recent developments in this direction in Sec. 3.2.
title Can An Uncertainty Relation Generate A Plasma?
topic General Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.02619