Filling of a cavity with zero-point electromagnetic radiation
Jiri J. Mares, V. Spicka, J. Kristofik, P. Hubik
Abstract
In the present contribution we analyse a simple thought process at T = 0 in an idealized heat engine having partitions made of a material with an upper frequency cut-off and bathed in zero-point (ZP) electromagnetic radiation. As a result, a possible mechanism of filling real cavities with ZP radiation based on Doppler's effect has been suggested and corresponding entropy changes are discussed.
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