Casimir polarization of the electromagnetic field vacuum in the vicinity of particles as a determinant of their interactions: phenomenology

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It is shown that the introduction of non-zero volume of particles, as well as the notion of kasimirov polarization of electromagnetic field vacuum – EM-vacuum in the vicinity of atoms, atomic nuclei and elementary particles with formation of corresponding EM-polarons, allows to understand the physical essence of quantum phenomena and processes determined by “overlapping” (interaction) of kasimirov polarization regions in the vicinity of particles. The physical essence of the effect of “entanglement” (“entanglement”) is discussed; the variety of processes of Bose-Einstein condensation of particles and formed condensates, the genesis of inertia forces arising in accordance with the 3rd law of Newton’s mechanics at all levels of spatial and temporal organization of the universe; the key role of virtual photons in all the above processes. It is shown that within the framework of the previously proposed model of the dynamics of the universe as an integral open system the connections establishing the nature of irreversibility of the dynamics of all processes, up to the processes of energy transmission to electron subsystems of atoms and nuclear matter of nuclei, which is necessary for stabilization of functional activity of these systems, can be revealed. In particular, within the framework of the presented understanding of the physical essence of the phenomena of superconductivity and superfluidity, one of the key epistemological problems is solved – understanding of the physical basis of the manifestations of “nondissipativity” of these phenomena.

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S. F. Timashev

National Research Nuclear University MEPhI

Email: serget@mail.ru
Moscow, Russia

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