The non-retarded dispersive force between an electrically polarizable atom and a magnetically polarizable one
C. Farina, F. C. Santos, A. C. Tort
Abstract
Using perturbative QED we show that, while the retarded dispersive force between an electrically polarizable atom and a magnetically polarizable one is proportional to 1/r8, where r is the distance between the atoms, the non-retarded force is proportiaonal to 1/r5. This is a rather surprising result that should be compared with the dispersive van der Waals force between two electrically polarizable atoms, where the retarded force is also proportional to 1/r8, but the non-retarded force is proportional to 1/r7.
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