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Time Expansion at the Interface of Organic Metallic Surfaces

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  • Itai Carmeli Department of Material Engineering, Tel Aviv University

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https://doi.org/10.21467/preprints.411

Abstract

Giant magnetization of polyalanine monolayers on gold observed in recent years along with unusual large spin selectivity, the potential of the film, and its temperature dependence are all explained in the context of vacuum polarization at the gold-monolayer interface. The enhancement is directly related to the fine structure constant, a and involves a change in basic physical parameters including changes in the permeability of the vacuum and in the local zero point energy (ZPE) of the gold-monolayer interface. Formation of an ordered state by the self-assembly process and the interaction of the monolayer with the gold plasmons form a new state of matter that can interact strongly with the ZPE.

Keywords:

Interfaces, ZPE, Vacuum Polarization

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