ArticleNature communications2026
Casimir stabilization of fluctuating electronic nematic order.
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The field of vacuum cavity control of quantum materials aims to engineer quantum materials through electromagnetic zero-point fluctuations. In this work we articulate and theoretically study a generic mechanism for vacuum control of electronic order: Casimir control, where a fluctuating phase is stabilized by minimizing the zero-point energy of the surrounding electromagnetic continuum. We focus on the Casimir stabilization of fluctuating nematic order, where local order develops but thermal fluctuations inhibit long-range order. As a concrete example, we stabilize fluctuating quantum Hall stripes by leveraging the anisotropic electromagnetic environment of a birefringent crystal. We show that for experimentally feasible setups, an orientation-dependent Casimir energy emerges which can be 10
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