phy-art.bib

@ARTICLE{Abra:91,
  AUTHOR = {E. Abramochkin and V. Volostnikov},
  TITLE = {{B}eam {T}ransformations and {N}ontransformed {B}eams},
  JOURNAL = {Opt. Commun.},
  YEAR = {1991},
  VOLUME = {83},
  PAGES = {123},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons and Laguerre-Gaussian Modes}
}
@ARTICLE{Abraham:09,
  AUTHOR = {M. Abraham},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Rend. Circ. Matem. Palermo},
  YEAR = {1909},
  VOLUME = {28},
  PAGES = {1},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Abraham:10,
  AUTHOR = {M. Abraham},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Rend. Circ. Matem. Palermo},
  YEAR = {1910},
  VOLUME = {30},
  PAGES = {5},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Agarwal:03,
  AUTHOR = {G. S. Agarwal and R. W. Boyd},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {2003},
  VOLUME = {67},
  PAGES = {043821},
  NOTE = {},
  KEYWORDS = {Polarizability, two-level atoms},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Aharonov:59,
  AUTHOR = {Y. Aharonov and D. Bohm},
  TITLE = {{S}ignificance of {E}lectromagnetic {P}otentials
              in the {Q}uantum {T}heory},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev.},
  YEAR = {1959},
  VOLUME = {115},
  PAGES = {485},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Albrecht:90,
  AUTHOR = {T. R. Albrecht and S. Akamine 
               and T. E. Carver and C. F. Quate},
  TITLE = {Microfabrication of Cantilever Styli for the 
              Atomic Force Microscope},
  JOURNAL = {J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A},
  YEAR = {1990},
  VOLUME = {8},
  PAGES = {3386-3396},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Atomic Force Microscope}
}
@ARTICLE{Albrecht:91,
  AUTHOR = {T. R. Albrecht and P. Gr{\" u}tter 
               and D. Horne and D. Rugar},
  TITLE = {Frequency Modulation Detection using High-Q 
              Cantilevers for Enhanced Force Microscope Sensitivity},
  JOURNAL = {J. Appl. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1991},
  VOLUME = {69},
  PAGES = {668-673},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Atomic Force Microscope}
}
@ARTICLE{Alexander:89,
  AUTHOR = {S. Alexander and L. Hellemans and O. Marti 
               and J. Schneir and V. Elings and 
               P. K. Hansma and  M. Longmiro and J. Gurley},
  TITLE = {An Atomic-Resolution Atomic-Force Microscope 
              Implemented Using an Optical Lever},
  JOURNAL = {J. Appl. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1989},
  VOLUME = {65},
  PAGES = {164-167},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Atomic Force Microscope}
}
@ARTICLE{Al-Jaber:90,
  AUTHOR = {S. M. Al-Jaber and W. C. Henneberger},
  TITLE = {{T}he {R}stricted {R}otor:
              {T}he {E}ffect of {T}opology on {Q}uantum {M}echanics},
  JOURNAL = {J. Phys. A},
  YEAR = {1990},
  VOLUME = {23},
  PAGES = {2939},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Al-Jaber:92a,
  AUTHOR = {S. M. Al-Jaber and W. C. Henneberger},
  TITLE = {{T}opological {C}onsiderations in {Q}uantum-{T}heory},
  JOURNAL = {Nuovo Cimento B},
  YEAR = {1992},
  VOLUME = {107},
  PAGES = {23},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Al-Jaber:92b,
  AUTHOR = {S. M. Aljaber and W. C. Henneberger},
  TITLE = {{M}omentum {C}onservation in the {A}haronov-{B}ohm {E}ffect},
  JOURNAL = {Nuovo Cimento B},
  YEAR = {1992},
  VOLUME = {107},
  PAGES = {485},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Allen:92,
  AUTHOR = {L. Allen and M. W. Beijersbergen and R. J. C. Spreeuw
               and P. J. Woerdman},
  TITLE = {{O}rbital {A}ngular {M}omentum of {L}ight and the
              {T}ransformation of {L}aguerre-{G}aussian {M}odes},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1992},
  VOLUME = {45},
  PAGES = {8185},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons and Laguerre-Gaussian Modes}
}
@ARTICLE{Alley:80,
  AUTHOR = {Reuben E. Alley},
  TITLE = {The Camera Obscura in Science and Art},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Teach.},
  VOLUME = {18},
  PAGES = {632-638},
  YEAR = {1980},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Light history}
}
@ARTICLE{Andrews:03,
  AUTHOR = {D. L. Andrews and L. C. D{\'a}vila Romero and G. E. Stedman},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {2003},
  VOLUME = {67},
  PAGES = {055801},
  NOTE = {},
  KEYWORDS = {Polarizability, two-level atoms},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Antoci:97,
  AUTHOR = {S. Antoci and L. Mihich},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Nuovo Cimento B},
  YEAR = {1997},
  VOLUME = {112},
  PAGES = {991},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Antoci:98,
  AUTHOR = {S. Antoci and L. Mihich},
  TITLE = {Detecting Abraham's Force of Light by the 
              Fresnel-Fizeau Effect},
  JOURNAL = {Eur. Phys. J. D},
  YEAR = {1998},
  VOLUME = {3},
  PAGES = {205},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Antonoyiannakis:99,
  AUTHOR = {M. I. Antonoyiannakis and J. B. Pendry},
  TITLE = {Electromagnetic Forces in Photonic Crystals},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. B},
  YEAR = {1999},
  VOLUME = {60},
  PAGES = {2363},
  URL = {http://www.sst.ph.ic.ac.uk/photonics/abstracts/antonoyiannakis98a.html},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Antoniou:01,
  AUTHOR = {I. Antoniou and E. Karpov and G. Pronko},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Found. of Phys.},
  YEAR = {2001},
  VOLUME = {31},
  PAGES = {1641},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Energy density from classical sources, causality}
}
@ARTICLE{Ashkin:71,
  AUTHOR = {A. Ashkin and J. M. Dziedzic},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Appl. Phys. Lett.},
  YEAR = {1971},
  VOLUME = {19},
  PAGES = {283},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Ashkin:74,
  AUTHOR = {A. Ashkin and J. M. Dziedzic},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Appl. Phys. Lett.},
  YEAR = {1974},
  VOLUME = {24},
  PAGES = {586},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Ashkin:75,
  AUTHOR = {A. Ashkin and J. M. Dziedzic},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Science},
  YEAR = {1975},
  VOLUME = {187},
  PAGES = {1073},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Ashkin:76,
  AUTHOR = {A. Ashkin and J. M. Dziedzic},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Appl. Phys. Lett.},
  YEAR = {1976},
  VOLUME = {28},
  PAGES = {333},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Avron:78,
  AUTHOR = {J. E. Avron and J. W. Herbst and B. Simon},
  TITLE = {{S}eparation of {C}enter of {M}ass in {H}omogeneous
              {M}agnetic {F}ields},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. Phy.},
  YEAR = {1978},
  VOLUME = {114},
  PAGES = {431},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Babiker:73,
  AUTHOR = {M. Babiker and E. A. Power and T. Thirunamachandran},
  TITLE = {Atomic Field equations for Maxwell Fields Interacting
              with Non-Relativistic Quantal Sources},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A},
  YEAR = {1973},
  VOLUME = {332},
  PAGES = {187},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge transformations}
}
@ARTICLE{Babiker:74,
  AUTHOR = {M. Babiker and E. A. Power and T. Thirunamachandran},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A},
  YEAR = {1974},
  VOLUME = {338},
  PAGES = {235},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge transformations}
}
@ARTICLE{Barnett:90,
  AUTHOR = {S. M. Barnett and D. T. Pegg},
  TITLE = {Quantum Theory of Rotation Angles},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1990},
  VOLUME = {41},
  PAGES = {3427},
  URL = {downloads/p3427ba_1.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Angular Momentum.
               Download.}
}
@ARTICLE{Barnett:02,
  AUTHOR = {Stephen M. Barnett},
  TITLE = {Optical Angular-Momentum Flux},
  JOURNAL = {J. Opt. B},
  YEAR = {2002},
  VOLUME = {4},
  PAGES = {S7},
  NOTE = {Check volume! Think it should be 34 - NOT 4.},
  COMMENT = {Angular Momentum}
}
@ARTICLE{Barnett:06,
  AUTHOR = {Stephen M. Barnett and Rodney Loudon},
  TITLE = {On the Electromagnetic Force on a Dielectric Medium},
  JOURNAL = {J. Opt. B},
  YEAR = {2006},
  VOLUME = {39},
  PAGES = {S671},
  URL = {downloads/smb01.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Lorentz force.
                Download.}
}
@ARTICLE{Barut:73,
  AUTHOR = {A. O. Barut and I. H. Dura},
  TITLE = {Inroduction of Internal Co-ordinates into the
              Infinite-Component Majorana Equation},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A},
  YEAR = {1973},
  VOLUME = {333},
  PAGES = {217},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Baxter:89,
  AUTHOR = {C. Baxter},
  TITLE = {{H}ybrid {G}auge {T}ransformation for a
              {C}oupled {H}ydrogen {A}tom-{F}ield {S}ystem},
  JOURNAL = {J. Phys. A},
  YEAR = {1989},
  VOLUME = {22},
  PAGES = {3717},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge transformation}
}
@ARTICLE{Baxter:91a,
  AUTHOR = {C. Baxter},
  TITLE = {$\alpha$-{L}orentz Gauge {QED}},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. Phy.},
  YEAR = {1991},
  VOLUME = {206},
  PAGES = {221},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Baxter:91b,
  AUTHOR = {C. Baxter},
  TITLE = {The {J}aynes-{C}ummings {H}amiltonian in a Covariant Gauge},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1991},
  VOLUME = {44},
  PAGES = {3179},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Baxter:93,
  AUTHOR = {C. Baxter and M. Babiker and R. Loudon},
  TITLE = {The Canonical Approach to Photon Pressure},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1993},
  VOLUME = {47},
  PAGES = {1278},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Baxter:94,
  AUTHOR = {C. Baxter},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1994},
  VOLUME = {234},
  PAGES = {404},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Baxter:95,
  AUTHOR = {C. Baxter},
  TITLE = {Cold {R}ydberg Atoms as Realisable Analogues
              of {C}hern-{S}imons Theory},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Lett.},
  YEAR = {1995},
  VOLUME = {74},
  PAGES = {514},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Bayman:05,
  AUTHOR = {B. F. Bayman and F. Zardi},
  TITLE = {Gauge Dependence of Calculations in Relativistic 
              Coulomb Excitation},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. C},
  YEAR = {2005},
  VOLUME = {71},
  PAGES = {014904},
  URL = {downloads/008.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge.
                Download.}
}
@ARTICLE{Baxter:99,
  AUTHOR = {C. Baxter and R. Loudon},
  TITLE = {Topological Eigenfunctions in Two Dimensions},
  JOURNAL = {},
  YEAR = {},
  VOLUME = {},
  PAGES = {},
  NOTE = {Preprint},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Beij:93,
  AUTHOR = {M. W. Beijersbergen and L. Allen and H. E. L. O. van der Veen
               and P. J. Woerdman},
  TITLE = {{A}stigmatic {L}aser {M}ode {C}onverters and {T}ransfer
              of {O}rbital {A}ngular {M}omentum},
  JOURNAL = {Opt. Commun.},
  YEAR = {1993},
  VOLUME = {96},
  PAGES = {123},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons, Light angular momentum}
}
@ARTICLE{Beij:93,
  AUTHOR = {M. W. Beijersbergen and L. Allen and H. E. L. O. van der Veen
               and P. J. Woerdman},
  TITLE = {{A}stigmatic {L}aser {M}ode {C}onverters and {T}ransfer
              of {O}rbital {A}ngular {M}omentum},
  JOURNAL = {Opt. Commun.},
  YEAR = {1993},
  VOLUME = {96},
  PAGES = {123},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons + Light angular momentum}
}
@ARTICLE{Belinfante:62,
  AUTHOR = {Frederik J. Belinfante},
  TITLE = {Consequences of the Postuate of a Complete Commuting Set of
              Observables in Quantum Electrodynamics},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev.},
  YEAR = {1962},
  VOLUME = {128},
  PAGES = {2832},
  URL = {downloads/g07.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Bell:33,
  AUTHOR = {Mary Bell and  S E Green},
  TITLE = {On Radiometer Action and the Pressure of Radiation},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. Phys. Soc.},
  ABSTRACT = {The experiments here described have arisen from preliminary work conducted 
                 with the ultimate object of testing the late Prof. Callendar's formula* for 
                 the distribution of energy in the spectrum. The latter experiments, not yet completed, 
                 involved radiation-pressure determinations made with a vane suspended in a vacuum 
                 sufficiently high for radiometer action to be completely eliminated. While the manner 
                 in which radiometer action diminishes as the vacuum improves was being investigated, 
                 the series of radiometer effects recorded in the first part of this paper was observed. 
                 Radiation was directed upon a light vane suspended by means of a fine quartz fibre in a 
                 flask, and the deflections produced when the radiation was incident in turn upon the two 
                 sides of the vane were observed for a series of vacuum conditions. The vanes employed 
                 included platinized or silvered glass and mica, and also an aluminium vane. 
                 The range of air pressure used extended down to about $10^{-6}$ mm. of mercury.

                 In the case of the platinized glass vane, at a pressure of a few mm. of mercury the deflections 
                 on both the glass and the platinized sides were of the order of those registered at the highest 
                 vacua obtained. At pressures of about 10-2 mm. gas effects developed which were very large in 
                 the case of the glass and mica vanes but much less marked with the aluminium vane. With all the 
                 vanes, gas action had practically vanished at a pressure of 10-6 mm. of mercury. Under these 
                 conditions, measurements of radiation pressure, using glass and mica vanes, were found to give 
                 results in agreement with the energy-density of the radiation to within ± 7 per cent.

                 While the above preliminary experiments were in progress the errors of calculation occurring 
                 in Nichols and Hull's paper dagger on radiation pressure were noticed. Although their work, 
                 carried out at a gas pressure of 16 mm. of mercury, has been widely quoted as conclusively 
                 establishing, to within about 1 per cent, the numerical equivalence between the pressure and 
                 energy-density of radiation, it is found that their results, when correctly evaluated, show a 
                 divergence between these quantities of some 10 per cent. Hence Nichols and Hull's investigation 
                 cannot be regarded as furnishing a quantitative experimental verification of the equality 
                 relationship deducible from theory.

                 It was therefore thought worth while, using the working experience gained, to attempt more 
                 accurate measurements of radiation pressure by the direct method of using metal vanes and a 
                 vacuum so high that radiometer action was eliminated. In the second part of the paper the 
                 observations and results for all the radiation-pressure measurements are given. With each vane 
                 a considerable range of radiation-intensities was employed, the maximum deflections of the 
                 suspensions under the influence of the radiation-pressure being up to 10 or 15 times those 
                 obtained by Nichols and Hull. The corresponding energy-densities of the radiation were measured 
                 by the use of a Callendar cup radio-balance. The results for an alloy vane, probably the most 
                 reliable of those derived, show that for a number of radiation-intensities the difference 
                 between pressure and energy-density varies from +4 to -3 per cent. The present experiments are 
                 considered in the light of those conducted by other observers. Errors of calculation arising in 
                 Nichols and Hull's results are examined in the appendix},
  YEAR = {1933},
  VOLUME = {45},
  PAGES = {320},
  URL = {},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Best:62,
  AUTHOR = {G. T. Best and T. N. L. Patterson},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Planet. Space Sci.},
  YEAR = {1962},
  VOLUME = {9},
  PAGES = {801},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Beth:36,
  AUTHOR = {Richard A. Beth},
  TITLE = {Mechanical Detection and Measurement of the Angular 
              Momentum of Light},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev.},
  YEAR = {1936},
  VOLUME = {50},
  PAGES = {115},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Binnig:86,
  AUTHOR = {G. Binnig and C. F. Quate and Ch. Gerber},
  TITLE = {Atomic Force Microscope},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Lett.},
  YEAR = {1986},
  VOLUME = {56},
  PAGES = {930-933},
  ABSTRACT = {The scanning tunneling miscroscope is proposed as a 
                 method to measure forces as small as $10^{-18}$N.
                 As one application of this concept, we introduce a 
                 new type of miscroscope capable of investigating 
                 surfaces of insulators on the atomic scale.
                 The atomic force miscroscope is a combination of 
                 the principles of the scanning tunneling microscope 
                 and the stylus profilometer.
                 It incorporates a probe that does not damage the 
                 surface.
                 Our preliminary results in air demonstrate a 
                 lateral resolution of 30 \AA and a vertical resolution 
                 less than 1 \AA.},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Atomic Force Microscope. 
                Click here to download document.
                See also \cite{Binnig:85}, an article in Sci. American.}
}
@ARTICLE{Blinder:03,
  AUTHOR = {S. M. Blinder},
  TITLE = {Delta Functions in Spherical Co-ordinates and
              how to Avoid Losing them: Fields of Point Charges 
              and Dipoles},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {2003},
  VOLUME = {71},
  PAGES = {816},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Block:95,
  AUTHOR = {N. Block},
  TITLE = {On a confusion about a function of consciousness},
  JOURNAL = {Behav. Brain Sci},
  YEAR = {1995},
  VOLUME = {18},
  PAGES = {227-287},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Consciousness}
}
@ARTICLE{Bocko:96,
  AUTHOR = {M. F. Bocko and R. Onofrio},
  TITLE = {On the Measurement of a Weak Classical Force Coupled
              to a Harmonic Oscillator: Experimental Progress},
  JOURNAL = {Rev. Mod. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1996},
  VOLUME = {68},
  PAGES = {755},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Harmonic Oscillator}
}
@ARTICLE{Brevik:70,
  AUTHOR = {I. Brevik and B. Lautrup},
  TITLE = {Quantum Electrodynamics in Material Media},
  JOURNAL = {Mat. Fys. Medd. Dan. Vid. Selsk.},
  VOLUME = {38},
  PAGES = {1},
  YEAR = {1970},
  NOTE = {Published by the Royal Danish Academy 
             of Science and Letters},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Brevik:70a,
  AUTHOR = {I. Brevik},
  TITLE = {Electromagnetic Energy-Momentum Tensor
              within Material Media: Minkowski's Tensor},
  JOURNAL = {Mat. Fys. Medd. Dan. Vid. Selsk.},
  VOLUME = {37},
  PAGES = {11},
  YEAR = {1970},
  NOTE = {Published by the Royal Danish Academy 
             of Science and Letters},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Brevik:70b,
  AUTHOR = {I. Brevik},
  TITLE = {Electromagnetic Energy-Momentum Tensor
              within Material Media: Discussion of Various
              Tensor Forms},
  JOURNAL = {Mat. Fys. Medd. Dan. Vid. Selsk.},
  VOLUME = {37},
  PAGES = {13},
  YEAR = {1970},
  NOTE = {Published by the Royal Danish Academy 
             of Science and Letters},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Brevik:78,
  AUTHOR = {I. Brevik},
  TITLE = {Experiments in Phenomenological Electrodynamics and
              the Electromagnetic Energy-Momentum Tensor},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rep.},
  YEAR = {1978},
  VOLUME = {52},
  PAGES = {133-201},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Brevik:86,
  AUTHOR = {L. Brevik},
  TITLE = {Photon-Drag Experiment and the Electromagnetic Tensor
              in Matter},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. D},
  YEAR = {1986},
  VOLUME = {33},
  PAGES = {1058},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Brillouin:36,
  AUTHOR = {L. Brillouin},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Rev. Accoust.},
  YEAR = {1936},
  VOLUME = {5},
  PAGES = {99},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {sound pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Brout:95,
  AUTHOR = {R. Brout and S. Massar and R. Parentani and Ph. Spindel},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rep.},
  YEAR = {1995},
  VOLUME = {260},
  PAGES = {329},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Inertial systems}
}
@ARTICLE{Buhmann:04,
  AUTHOR = {Stefan Yoshi Buhmann and Ludwig Kn{\"o}ll 
               and Dirk-Gunnar Welsch and Ho Trung Dung},
  TITLE = {Casimir-Polder Forces: A Nonperturbative Approach},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {2004},
  VOLUME = {70},
  PAGES = {052117},
  URL = {downloads/feb03.ps},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Canonical approach radiation pressure.
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Burt:73,
  AUTHOR = {R. Burtt and Sir Rudolf Peierls},
  TITLE = {{T}he {M}omentum of a {L}ight {W}ave in a
              {R}efracting {M}edium},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A},
  YEAR = {1973},
  VOLUME = {333},
  PAGES = {149},
  NOTE = {},
  ABSTRACT = {Elementary considerations support the result of Abraham,
                 by which the momentum is, for a given energy, inversely
		 proportional to the refractive index, rather than proportional
		 it, as predicted by Minkowski. This conclusion disagrees,
		 however, with the experiment of Jones and Richards},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Byrne:03,
  AUTHOR = {Alex Byrne and David R. Hilbert},
  TITLE = {Color Realism and Color Sciences},
  JOURNAL = {Behavioral and Brain Sciences},
  YEAR = {2003},
  VOLUME = {25},
  PAGES = {3-21},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Colour vision}
}
@ARTICLE{Casner:03,
  AUTHOR = {Alexis Casner and Jean-Pierre Delville and Iver Brevik},
  TITLE = {Asymmetric Optical Radiation Pressure Effects on Liquid
              Interfaces Under Intense Illumination},
  JOURNAL = {J. Opt. Soc. Am. B},
  YEAR = {2003},
  VOLUME = {20},
  PAGES = {2355},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Caves:80,
  AUTHOR = {C. M. Caves},
  TITLE = {Quantum-Mechanical Radiation Pressure Fluctuations in an
              Interferometer},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Lett.},
  YEAR = {1980},
  VOLUME = {45},
  PAGES = {75},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Caves:81,
  AUTHOR = {C. M. Caves},
  TITLE = {Quantum-Mechanical Noise in an Interferometer},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. D},
  YEAR = {1981},
  VOLUME = {23},
  PAGES = {1693},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Cerjan:97,
  AUTHOR = {C.\ Cerjan and E.\ Lee and D.\ Farrelly and T.\ Uzer},
  TITLE = {{C}oherent {S}tates in a {R}ydberg {A}tom:
              {Q}uantum {M}echanics},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1997},
  VOLUME = {55},
  PAGES = {2222},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Chern:46,
  AUTHOR = {S. S. Chern},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. Math.},
  YEAR = {1946},
  VOLUME = {47},
  PAGES = {85},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Chern:71,
  AUTHOR = {Shiing-Shen Chern and James Simons},
  TITLE = {{S}ome {C}ohomology {C}lasses in {P}rincipal {F}iber {B}undles
              and their {A}pplication to {R}iemannian {G}eometry},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci.},
  YEAR = {1971},
  VOLUME = {68},
  PAGES = {791},
  MONTH = {April},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Chung:74,
  AUTHOR = {C.~D. Chung},
  TITLE = {Electromagnetic stress-energy-momentum tensor and its 
             applications in electrodynamics of moving media},
  JOURNAL = {Ph.D.~Thesis},
  YEAR = {1974},
  ABSTRACT = {The controversial issue of whether Minkowski's tensor 
                or Abraham's tensor is the appropriate electromagnetic 
                stress-energy-momentum tensor form in ponderable media is 
                investigated. Various aspects of differences between the 
                two tensors are discussed. As far as experiments are concerned, 
                the predictions of Minkowski's tensor are consistent with 
                experiments, but Abraham's tensor fails in some experiments. 
                The problem of reflection and transmission by a moving dielectric 
                medium offers a good example for illustrating the applications 
                of the electromagnetic stress-energy-momentum tensor. 
                It is shown by the use of the stationary phase method that 
                Minkowski's tensor is the appropriate electromagnetic 
                stress-energy-momentum tensor},
  URL = {http://adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-bib_query?bibcode=1974PhDT........53C&db_key=INST},
  NOTE = {Provided by the NASA Astrophysics Data System},
  COMMENT = {Stress Tensors}
}
@ARTICLE{Cook:95,
  AUTHOR = {Richard J. Cook and Heidi Fearn and Peter W. Milonni},
  TITLE = {Fizeau's Experiment and the Aharonov-Bohm Effect},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  VOLUME = {63},
  YEAR = {1995},
  PAGES = {705},
  ABSTRACT = {},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Aharonov-Bohm Effect}
}
@ARTICLE{Costa:88,
  AUTHOR = {M. E. V. Costa and H. O. Girotti},
  TITLE = {{C}ommet on {\lq\lq}{S}elf-{D}ual {F}ields
              as {C}harge-{D}ensity {S}olitons},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Lett.},
  YEAR = {1988},
  VOLUME = {60},
  PAGES = {1771},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Craig:69,
  AUTHOR = {D. P. Craig and E. A. Power},
  TITLE = {The Asymptotic Casimir-Polder Potential from Second 
              Order Perturbation Theory and its Generalization for 
               Anisotropic Polarizabilities},
  JOURNAL = {Int. J. Quant. Chem.},
  YEAR = {1969},
  VOLUME = {3},
  PAGES = {903},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge transformation}
}
@ARTICLE{Craig:71,
  AUTHOR = {D. P. Craig and E. A. Power and T. Thirunamachandran},
  TITLE = {The Interaction of Optically Active Molecules},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A},
  YEAR = {1971},
  VOLUME = {322},
  PAGES = {165},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge transformation}
}
@ARTICLE{Crandall:96,
  AUTHOR = {R. E. Crandall},
  TITLE = {On the Quantum Zeta Function},
  JOURNAL = {J. Phys. A},
  YEAR = {1996},
  VOLUME = {29},
  PAGES = {6795},
  NOTE = {},
  ABSTRACT = {Quantum zeta function $Z(s)=\sum E^{-s}$ is defined as a sum
                 over energy eigenvalues $E$. It has exact solutions in cases
                 where $E$ is not known.},
  COMMENT = {Zeta function}
}
@ARTICLE{Danishevskii:70,
  AUTHOR = {A. M. Danishevskii and A. A. Kastalskii and S. M. Ryvkin
               and I. D. Yaroshetskii},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Soviet Phys. JETP},
  YEAR = {1970},
  VOLUME = {31},
  PAGES = {292},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Photon drag effect}
}
@ARTICLE{Darwin:28,
  AUTHOR = {C. G. Darwin},
  TITLE = {{F}ree {M}otion in the {W}ave {M}echanics},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond.},
  YEAR = {1928},
  VOLUME = {117},
  PAGES = {258},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Davies:75,
  AUTHOR = {P. C. W. Davies},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {J. Phys. A},
  YEAR = {1975},
  VOLUME = {8},
  PAGES = {609},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Inertial systems}
}
@ARTICLE{Dennison:74,
  AUTHOR = {David M. Dennison},
  TITLE = {Recollections of Physics and of Physicists during the 1920's},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1974},
  VOLUME = {42},
  PAGES = {1051},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Deser:82,
  AUTHOR = {S. Deser and R. Jackiw and S. Templeton},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1982},
  VOLUME = {140},
  PAGES = {372},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Dingle:52a,
  AUTHOR = {R.\ B.\ Dingle},
  TITLE = {Some Magnetic Properties of Metals: --
              1. General Introduction and Properties of
              Large Systems of Electrons},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond.},
  SERIES = {A},
  YEAR = {1952},
  VOLUME = {211},
  PAGES = {500},
  NOTE = {},
  ABSTRACT = {A general introduction surveying the problems to be examined
                 in a series of papers is followed by a detailed treatment of
                 the magnetic behaviour of a large system of electrons.
                 The Schr\"odinger equation is solved on the assumption that the
                 system is unbounded, and the modifications caused by the finite
                 size of the system are then determined for the limiting case in
                 which the system is much larger than the electronic orbits.
                 An expression is then obtained for the density of states, and
                 the free energy of the system found assuming that $kT

@ARTICLE{Dingle:52b,
  AUTHOR = {R.\ B.\ Dingle},
  TITLE = {Some Magnetic Properties of Metals: --
              2. The Influence of Collisions on the Magnetic
              Behaviour of Large Systems},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond.},
  SERIES = {A},
  YEAR = {1952},
  VOLUME = {211},
  PAGES = {517},
  NOTE = {},
  ABSTRACT = {A discussion of the effects of collisions on the magnetic
                 properties of a large system of free electrons shows that the
                 non-periodic term in the susceptibility is hardly affected,
                 but that the periodic terms are reduced in magnitude by a
                 factor $\exp(-hp/\tau\beta H)$, where $p$ is the harmonic
                 considered, $\tau$ is the mean collision time, and
                 $\beta=eh/2\pi mc$.},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Dingle:52c,
  AUTHOR = {R.\ B.\ Dingle},
  TITLE = {Some Magnetic Properties of Metals: --
              3. Diamagnetic Resonance},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond.},
  SERIES = {A},
  YEAR = {1952},
  VOLUME = {212},
  PAGES = {38},
  NOTE = {},
  ABSTRACT = {It is shown that electromagnetic radiation incident on a
                 large system of electrons moving in a constant magnetic field
                 $H$ in a metal is strongly absorbed near a frequency
                 $\nu=eH/2\pi mc$, where $m$ is the effective mass. The
                 resonance absorption is found to be of the same order of
                 magnitude as the absorption due to skin effect.},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Dingle:52d,
  AUTHOR = {R.\ B.\ Dingle},
  TITLE = {Some Magnetic Properties of Metals: --
              4. Properties of Small Systems of Electrons},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond.},
  SERIES = {A},
  YEAR = {1952},
  VOLUME = {212},
  PAGES = {47},
  NOTE = {},
  ABSTRACT = {The first part of the paper consists of a calculation of the
                 magnetic properties of a system of electrons within a cylinder
                 of very small radius placed with its axis parallel to the field
                 direction. Perturbation theory is used to find the energy
                 levels, and from these the number of occupied states in a
                 two-dimensional system is determined by summation over the
                 quantum numbers; the results are then generalised to the
                 three-dimensional case. The expressions for magnetic
                 susceptibility, thermodynamic potential, and specific heat are
                 found to contain a steady term which remains of significant
                 magnitude at all temperatures, together with terms periodic in
                 the field which are significant only at very low temperatures.
                 The influence of electron spin on both steady and periodic
                 terms is discussed. The second part consists of similar
                 calculations for a small spherical system.},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Dingle:53,
  AUTHOR = {R.\ B.\ Dingle},
  TITLE = {Some Magnetic Properties of Metals: --
              5. Magnetic Behaviour of a Cylindrical System of
              Electrons for all magnetic Fields},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond.},
  SERIES = {A},
  YEAR = {1953},
  VOLUME = {216},
  PAGES = {118},
  NOTE = {},
  ABSTRACT = {The WKB method is used to solve the Schr\"odinger equation for
                 an electron moving in a uniform magnetic field $H$, the
                 boundary of the system being a cylinder with its axis lying
                 along the direction of the field. It is found that there are
                 two entirely different types of wavefunction possible, one type
                 leading to small Landau diamagnetism of large systems discussed
                 in Part 1 of this series, the other to the larger diamagnetism
                 of small systems discussed in Part 4. Taking into account the
                 occupied states of both types, the steady (non-periodic)
                 contributions to the magnetic susceptibility are derived for
                 all fields in both the low-and high-temperature limits, and for
                 most fields at intermediate temperatures.},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Dholakia:95,
  AUTHOR = {K. Dholakia and G. Zs. K. Honath (???) and W. Power
               and D. M. Segal and R. C. Thompson},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Appl. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1995},
  VOLUME = {60},
  PAGES = {375},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Dunne:90,
  AUTHOR = {G. V. Dunne and R. Jackiw and C. A. Trugenberger},
  TITLE = {{\lq\lq}{T}oplogical{\rq\rq} ({C}hern-Simons)
              {Q}untum {M}echanics},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. D},
  YEAR = {1990},
  VOLUME = {41},
  PAGES = {661},
  URL = {downloads/x03.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons.
                Download.}
}
@ARTICLE{Eddington:28,
  AUTHOR = {A. S. Eddington},
  TITLE = {A Symmetric Treatment of the Wave Equation},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond.},
  YEAR = {1928},
  VOLUME = {121},
  PAGES = {524},
  NOTE = {Designated as I in \cite{Eddington:36}},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Eddington:28a,
  AUTHOR = {A. S. Eddington},
  TITLE = {The Charge of an Electron},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond.},
  YEAR = {1928},
  VOLUME = {122},
  PAGES = {358},
  NOTE = {Designated as II in \cite{Eddington:36}},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Eddington:30,
  AUTHOR = {A. S. Eddington},
  TITLE = {The Interaction of Electric Charges},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond.},
  YEAR = {1930},
  VOLUME = {126},
  PAGES = {696},
  NOTE = {Designated as III in \cite{Eddington:36}},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Eddington:31,
  AUTHOR = {A. S. Eddington},
  TITLE = {The Properties of Wave Tensors},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond.},
  YEAR = {1931},
  VOLUME = {133},
  PAGES = {311},
  NOTE = {Designated as IV in \cite{Eddington:36}},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Eddington:31a,
  AUTHOR = {A. S. Eddington},
  TITLE = {The Value of the Cosmical Constant},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond.},
  YEAR = {1931},
  VOLUME = {133},
  PAGES = {605},
  NOTE = {Designated as V in \cite{Eddington:36}},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Eddington:31b,
  AUTHOR = {A. S. Eddington},
  TITLE = {The Mass of a Proton},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond.},
  YEAR = {1931},
  VOLUME = {134},
  PAGES = {524},
  NOTE = {Designated as VI in \cite{Eddington:36}},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Eddington:31c,
  AUTHOR = {A. S. Eddington},
  TITLE = {Sets of Anticommuting Matrices},
  JOURNAL = {Journ. Lond. Math. Soc.},
  YEAR = {1931},
  VOLUME = {7},
  PAGES = {58},
  NOTE = {Designated as VII in \cite{Eddington:36}},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Eddington:32,
  AUTHOR = {A. S. Eddington},
  TITLE = {Theory of Electric Charge},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond.},
  YEAR = {1932},
  VOLUME = {138},
  PAGES = {17},
  NOTE = {Designated as VIII in \cite{Eddington:36}},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Eddington:33,
  AUTHOR = {A. S. Eddington},
  TITLE = {The Factorisation of $E$-Numbers},
  JOURNAL = {Journ. Lond. Math. Soc.},
  YEAR = {1933},
  VOLUME = {8},
  PAGES = {142},
  NOTE = {Designated as IX in \cite{Eddington:36}},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Eddington:33,
  AUTHOR = {A. S. Eddington},
  TITLE = {The Masses of the Proton and Electron},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond.},
  YEAR = {1933},
  VOLUME = {143},
  PAGES = {327},
  NOTE = {Designated as X in \cite{Eddington:36}},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Eddington:35,
  AUTHOR = {A. S. Eddington},
  TITLE = {The Pressure of a Degenerate Gas and Related Problems},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond.},
  YEAR = {1935},
  VOLUME = {152},
  PAGES = {253},
  NOTE = {Designated as XI in \cite{Eddington:36}},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Edelstein:78,
  AUTHOR = {W. A. Edelstein and J. Hough and J. Pugh and W. Martin},
  TITLE = {Limits to the Measurement of Displacement in an
              Interferometric Gravitational Radiation Detection},
  JOURNAL = {J. Phys. E},
  YEAR = {1978},
  VOLUME = {11},
  PAGES = {710},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Einstein:08,
  AUTHOR = {A. Einstein and J. Laub},
  TITLE = {On the Pondermotive Force Exerted on Bodies at Rest in the
              Electromagnetic Field},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. der Phys.},
  YEAR = {1908},
  VOLUME = {26},
  PAGES = {541},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Einstein:08a,
  AUTHOR = {A. Einstein and J. Laub},
  TITLE = {On the Fundamental Electromagnetic Equations for Moving Bodies},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. der Phys.},
  YEAR = {1908},
  VOLUME = {26},
  PAGES = {532},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Einstein:08b,
  AUTHOR = {A. Einstein and J. Laub},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. der Phys.},
  YEAR = {1908},
  VOLUME = {27},
  PAGES = {232},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Einstein:08c,
  AUTHOR = {A. Einstein and J. Laub},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. der Phys.},
  YEAR = {1908},
  VOLUME = {28},
  PAGES = {445},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Einstein:09,
  AUTHOR = {A. Einstein},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. der Phys.},
  YEAR = {1909},
  VOLUME = {28},
  PAGES = {885},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Einstein:16,
  AUTHOR = {A. Einstein},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. der Phys.},
  YEAR = {1916},
  VOLUME = {49},
  PAGES = {},
  NOTE = {Reprinted in \cite{Lorentz:23}},
  COMMENT = {Note, no full-stop necessary in Note above.
                Click here 
                for \cite{Lorentz:23}.}
}
@ARTICLE{Ellis:99,
  AUTHOR = {George F. R. Ellis},
  TITLE = {83 years of general relativity and cosmology:
              progress and problems},
  JOURNAL = {Class. Quantum Grav.},
  YEAR = {1999},
  VOLUME = {16},
  PAGES = {A37},
  ABSTRACT = {This paper considers the evolution of the relation between
                 theory and cosmology from the development of the first
                 simple quantitative models in 1917 to the sophistication of 
                 our cosmological models at the turn of the millenium.},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Fad:88,
  AUTHOR = {L. Faddeev and R. Jackiw},
  TITLE = {{H}amiltonian {R}eduction of {U}nconstrained
              and {C}onstrained {S}ystems},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Lett.},
  YEAR = {1988},
  VOLUME = {60},
  PAGES = {1692},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Feigel:04,
  AUTHOR = {A. Feigel},
  TITLE = {Quantum Vacuum Contributions to the 
               Momentum of Dielectric Media},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Lett.},
  YEAR = {2004},
  VOLUME = {92},
  PAGES = {020404},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure. Critical comments by 
                \cite{Tiggelen:04} and \cite{Schutzhold:04}}
}
@ARTICLE{Feigel:04,
  AUTHOR = {A. Feigel},
  TITLE = {Quantum Vacuum Contributions to the 
               Momentum of Dielectric Media},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Lett.},
  YEAR = {2004},
  VOLUME = {92},
  PAGES = {020404},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure. Critical comments by 
                \cite{Tiggelen:04} and \cite{Schutzhold:04}}
}
@ARTICLE{Fermi:32,
  AUTHOR = {E. Fermi},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Rev. Mod. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1932},
  VOLUME = {4},
  PAGES = {87},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Causality}
}
@ARTICLE{Franke-Arnold:04,
  AUTHOR = {Sonja Franke-Arnold1 and Stephen M Barnett1 and Eric Yao
               and Jonathan Leach and Johannes Courtial and Miles Padgett},
  TITLE = {Uncertainty Principle for Angular Position and
              Angular Momentum},
  JOURNAL = {New Journal of Physics},
  YEAR = {2004},
  VOLUME = {6},
  PAGES = {103},
  URL = {downloads/feb02.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Angular momentum, inteligent states
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Frohlich:93,
  AUTHOR = {J\"urg Fr\"ohlich and Urban M. Studer},
  TITLE = {Gauge Invariance and Current Alegebra in 
              Non-Relativistic Many-Body Theory},
  JOURNAL = {Revs. Mod. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1993},
  VOLUME = {65},
  PAGES = {733},
  URL = {downloads/shirley03.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge, many-body theory, current algebra.
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Gallego:89,
  AUTHOR = {J. A. Gallego-Ju\'arez},
  TITLE = {Piezoelectric Ceramics and Ultrasonic Transducers},
  JOURNAL = {J. Phys. E},
  YEAR = {1989},
  VOLUME = {22},
  PAGES = {804-816},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Atomic Force Microscope}
}
@ARTICLE{Garstang:77,
  AUTHOR = {R.\ H.\ Garstang},
  TITLE = {Atoms in High Magnetic Fields},
  JOURNAL = {Rep. Prog. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1977},
  VOLUME = {40},
  PAGES = {105},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Gadiner:88,
  AUTHOR = {C. W. Gardiner and P. D. Drummond},
  TITLE = {Causality in the Coulomb Gauge:
              A Direct Proof},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1988},
  VOLUME = {38},
  PAGES = {4897},
  URL = {downloads/010.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge, causality.
                Download>}
}
@ARTICLE{Gerbert:90,
  AUTHOR = {Philipp De Sousa Gerbert},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. D},
  YEAR = {1990},
  VOLUME = {42},
  PAGES = {543},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Gerbert:91,
  AUTHOR = {Philipp De Sousa Gerbert},
  TITLE = {{A}nyons, {C}hern-{S}imons {L}agrangians and
              {P}hysics in $2+1$ {D}imensions},
  JOURNAL = {Int. J. Mod. Phys. A},
  YEAR = {1991},
  VOLUME = {6},
  PAGES = {173},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Gibson:70,
  AUTHOR = {A. F. Gibson and M. F. Kimmitt and A. C. Walker},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Appl. Phys. Lett.},
  VOLUME = {17},
  YEAR = {1970},
  PAGES = {75},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Photon drag effect}
}
@ARTICLE{Gibson:80,
  AUTHOR = {A. F. Gibson and M. F. Kimmitt and A. O. Koohian
               and D. E. Evans and G. F. D. Levy},
  TITLE = {A Study of Radiation Pressure in a Refractive
              Medium by the Photon Drag Effect},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A},
  VOLUME = {370},
  YEAR = {1980},
  PAGES = {303},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Giner:95,
  AUTHOR = {V. Giner and M. Sancho and G. Mart\'inez},
  TITLE = {Electromagnetic Forces on Dissipative Dielectric Media},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  VOLUME = {63},
  YEAR = {1995},
  PAGES = {749},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Glauber:63a,
  AUTHOR = {R. J. Glauber},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Lett.},
  VOLUME = {10},
  PAGES = {277},
  YEAR = {1963},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Coherent states}
}
@ARTICLE{Gordon:23,
  AUTHOR = {W. Gordon},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. Phys. (Leipzig)},
  VOLUME = {72},
  PAGES = {421},
  YEAR = {1923},
  NOTE = {Introduces effective metric},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Gordon:73,
  AUTHOR = {James P. Gordon},
  TITLE = {Radiation Forces and Moments in Dielectric Media},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  VOLUME = {8},
  PAGES = {14},
  YEAR = {1973},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {radiation pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Gowrishankar:03,
  AUTHOR = {Thiruvallur Gowrishankar and James C. Weaver},
  TITLE = {An Approach to Electrical Modeling of Single and
              Multiple Cells},
  JOURNAL = {PNAS},
  VOLUME = {100},
  NUMBER = {6},
  MONTH = {March},
  PAGES = {3203-3208},
  YEAR = {2003},
  URL = {http://www.pnas.org/cgi/doi/10.1073/pnas.0636434100},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Health physics}
}
@ARTICLE{Grant:79,
  AUTHOR = {Edward Grant},
  TITLE = {The Condemnation pf 1277, God's Absolute Power 
              and Physical Thought in the Middle Ages},
  JOURNAL = {Viator},
  VOLUME = {10},
  PAGES = {211-244},
  YEAR = {1979},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Vacuum}
}
@ARTICLE{Greenslade:78,
  AUTHOR = {Thomas B. Greenslade},
  TITLE = {Nineteenth Century Textbook Illustrations XXI: The Camera},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Teach.},
  VOLUME = {16},
  PAGES = {162-163},
  YEAR = {1978},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Light history}
}
@ARTICLE{Gross:92,
  AUTHOR = {David J. Gross},
  TITLE = {Gauge theory --- Past, Present, and Future?},
  JOURNAL = {Chinese Journal of Physics},
  VOLUME = {30},
  PAGES = {955},
  YEAR = {1992},
  NOTE = {},
  URL = {downloads/955.pdf},
  COMMENT = {Gauge theory.
                Download>}
}
@ARTICLE{Guck:00,
  AUTHOR = {J. Guck and R. Ananthakrishan and T. J. Moon 
               and C. C. Cunningham and J. K{\"a}s},
  TITLE = {Optical Deformability of Soft Biological Dielectrics},
  JOURNAL = {Phy. Rev. Lett.},
  VOLUME = {84},
  PAGES = {5451-5454},
  YEAR = {1979},
  URL = {downloads/x02.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure.
                Download.}
}
@ARTICLE{Guck:01,
  AUTHOR = {J. Guck and R. Ananthakrishan and H. Mahmood 
               and T. J. Moon and C. C. Cunningham and J. K{\"a}s},
  TITLE = {},
  ABSTRACT = {When a dielectric object is placed between two opposed, 
                 nonfocused laser beams, the total force acting on the
                 object is zero but the surface forces are additive, thus 
                 leading to a stretching of the object along the axis of the beams. 
                 Using this principle, we have constructed a device, called an 
                 optical stretcher, that can be used to measure the viscoelastic
                 properties of dielectric materials, including biologic materials 
                 such as cells, with the sensitivity necessary to distinguish even
                 between different individual cytoskeletal phenotypes. 
                 We have successfully used the optical stretcher to deform human
                 erythrocytes and mouse fibroblasts. 
                 In the optical stretcher, no focusing is required, thus 
                 radiation damage is minimized and the surface forces are not 
                 limited by the light power. 
                 The magnitude of the deforming forces in the optical stretcher 
                 thus bridges the gap between optical tweezers and atomic force 
                 microscopy for the study of biologic materials.},
  JOURNAL = {Biophys. J.},
  VOLUME = {84},
  PAGES = {767},
  YEAR = {2001},
  NOTE = {},
  URL = {downloads/767.pdf},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure.
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Guck:02,
  AUTHOR = {Jochen Guck and Revathi Ananthakrishan 
               and C. Casey Cunningham and Josef K{\"a}s},
  TITLE = {Stretching Biological Cells with Light},
  JOURNAL = {J. Phys.: Condens. Matter},
  VOLUME = {14},
  PAGES = {4843},
  YEAR = {2002},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Haar:52,
  AUTHOR = {D.\ ter Haar},
  TITLE = {The Perfect Bose-Einstein Gas in the Theory of the
              Quantum-Mechanical Grand Canonical Ensembles},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond.},
  SERIES = {A},
  YEAR = {1952},
  VOLUME = {212},
  PAGES = {552},
  NOTE = {},
  ABSTRACT = {The theory of quantum-mechanical grand canonical ensembles
                 is used to derive for the case of a perfect Bose-Einstein gas
                 the average number of particles in the different energy levels,
                 the fluctuations in these numbers and the equation of state.
                 The Einstein condensation phenomenon is then discussed, and it
                 is shown that in a $p-v$ diagram ($v$ being the specific
                 volume) the isotherm consists of two analytically different
                 parts in the limit where the number of particle in the system,
                 $N$, goes to infinity. It is also shown that for finite $N$
                 at the critical volume $\partial^{n}p/\partial v^{n}$ is of the
                 order of $N^{(n-2)/2}$ in accordance with a result obtained by
                 Wergeland and Hove-Storhoug},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Hagen:89,
  AUTHOR = {C. R. Hagen},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Lett.},
  YEAR = {1989},
  VOLUME = {63},
  PAGES = {1025},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Haller:87a,
  AUTHOR = {K. Haller},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. D},
  YEAR = {1987},
  VOLUME = {36},
  PAGES = {1830},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Haller:87b,
  AUTHOR = {K. Haller},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. D},
  YEAR = {1987},
  VOLUME = {36},
  PAGES = {1839},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Haller:92,
  AUTHOR = {K. Haller and Edwin Lim-Lombridas},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. D},
  YEAR = {1992},
  VOLUME = {46},
  PAGES = {1737},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Haller:96,
  AUTHOR = {K. Haller and Edwin Lim-Lombridas},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1996},
  VOLUME = {246},
  PAGES = {1},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Hameroff:98,
  AUTHOR = {Struart R. Hameroff},
  TITLE = {{\lq}Funda-Mentality{\rq}: is the conscious mind subtly linked 
               to a basic level of the universe},
  JOURNAL = {Trends in Cog. Sci.},
  YEAR = {1998},
  VOLUME = {2},
  PAGES = {119-126},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Consciousness}
}
@ARTICLE{Hanson:74,
  AUTHOR = {A. J. Hanson and T. Regge},
  TITLE = {{T}he {R}elativistic {S}pherical {T}op},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1974},
  VOLUME = {87},
  PAGES = {498},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Hawton:05,
  AUTHOR = {Margaret Hawton and William E. Baylis},
  TITLE = {Angular Momentum and the Geometrical Gauge 
              of Localized Photon States},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {2005},
  VOLUME = {71},
  PAGES = {033816},
  KEYWORDS = {Angular momentum, geometrical gauge},
  URL = {downloads/007.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Hayes:77,
  AUTHOR = {M. Hayes},
  TITLE = {{A} {N}ote on {G}roup {V}elocity},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A},
  YEAR = {1977},
  VOLUME = {354},
  PAGES = {533},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Hellman:67,
  AUTHOR = {W. S. Hellman and P. Roman},
  TITLE = {Study of Spectral Representations for Simple 
              Quantum-Mechanical Systems},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev.},
  YEAR = {1967},
  VOLUME = {},
  PAGES = {614},
  NOTE = {{CHECK}},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Henjes:93a,
  AUTHOR = {K. Henjes and M. Liu},
  TITLE = {Hydrodynamics of Polarizable Liquids},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1993},
  VOLUME = {223},
  PAGES = {243},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Henjes:93b,
  AUTHOR = {K. Henjes},
  TITLE = {The Pressure in Polarized Systems},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1993},
  VOLUME = {223},
  PAGES = {277},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Henn:81a,
  AUTHOR = {W. C. Henneberger and P. Huguenin},
  TITLE = {{A}haronov-{B}ohm {S}cattering and the {V}elocity {O}perator},
  JOURNAL = {J. Math. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1981},
  VOLUME = {22},
  PAGES = {116},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Henn:81b,
  AUTHOR = {W. C. Henneberger and P. Huguenin},
  TITLE = {{A}haronov-{B}ohm {S}cattering: comment on a paradox},
  JOURNAL = {Hel. Phys. Acta},
  YEAR = {1981},
  VOLUME = {54},
  PAGES = {444},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Henn:84a,
  AUTHOR = {W. C. Henneberger},
  TITLE = {{B}oundary {C}onditions in {Q}uantum {M}echanics},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Letts.},
  YEAR = {1984},
  VOLUME = {52},
  PAGES = {573},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Henn:84b,
  AUTHOR = {W. C. Henneberger},
  TITLE = {Comment on {\lq}{A} {C}ritical {R}e-{E}xamination of the
              {A}haronov-{B}ohm{\rq}},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1984},
  VOLUME = {52},
  PAGES = {375},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Henn:86,
  AUTHOR = {W. C. Henneberger},
  TITLE = {{T}he {A}haronov-{B}ohm {E}ffect as a {M}anifestation
               of the {Z}eeman {I}nteraction},
  JOURNAL = {Letts. in Math. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1986},
  VOLUME = {11},
  PAGES = {309},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Henn:87,
  AUTHOR = {W. C. Henneberger and M. Jafarpour},
  TITLE = {{U}ncertainty {R}elation for a {C}harged {P}article
               in a {C}onstant {M}agnetic {F}ield},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1987},
  MONTH = {April},
  VOLUME = {55},
  PAGES = {375},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Henn:94,
  AUTHOR = {W. C. Henneberger and T. Opatrny},
  TITLE = {{W}hen is the {W}ave-{F}unction {S}ingle-{V}alued},
  JOURNAL = {Int. J. Theo. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1994},
  VOLUME = {33},
  PAGES = {1783},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Henn:96,
  AUTHOR = {XY Yu and W. C. Henneberger},
  TITLE = {{P}ath {D}ependent {P}hase-shift in {I}solated {S}ystems},
  JOURNAL = {Int. J. Theo. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1996},
  VOLUME = {35},
  PAGES = {333},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Henn:97,
  AUTHOR = {W. C. Henneberger},
  TITLE = {{A}haronov-{B}ohm {S}hift as a
              {S}hift in {N}ormal {C}o-ordinates},
  JOURNAL = {Int. J. Theo. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1997},
  VOLUME = {36},
  PAGES = {2067},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Heras:03,
  AUTHOR = {Jos\'e Heras},
  TITLE = {Comment on {\lq\lq}Causality, the Coulomb Field, and the 
              Newton's Law of Gravitation{\rq\rq}},
  JOURNAL = {A. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {2003},
  VOLUME = {71},
  PAGES = {729-731},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Electromagnetism. Citical comment on \cite{Rohrlich:02}}
}
@ARTICLE{Hestenes:67,
  AUTHOR = {David Hestenes},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {J. Math. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1967},
  VOLUME = {8},
  PAGES = {748},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Clifford algebra, geometric algebra.}
}
@ARTICLE{Hestenes:71,
  AUTHOR = {David Hestenes},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1971},
  VOLUME = {39},
  PAGES = {1013},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Clifford algebra, geometric algebra.}
}
@ARTICLE{Hestenes:73,
  AUTHOR = {David Hestenes},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {J. Math. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1973},
  VOLUME = {14},
  PAGES = {893},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Clifford algebra, geometric algebra.}
}
@ARTICLE{Hestenes:74,
  AUTHOR = {David Hestenes},
  TITLE = {Proper Particle Mechanics},
  JOURNAL = {J. Math. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1974},
  VOLUME = {15},
  PAGES = {1768-1777},
  URL = {downloads/hest74.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Clifford algebra, geometric algebra. 
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Hestenes:03,
  AUTHOR = {David Hestenes},
  TITLE = {Oersted Medal Lecture 2002: Reforming the Mathematical
              Language of Physics},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys},
  YEAR = {2003},
  VOLUME = {71},
  PAGES = {104},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Mathematics}
}
@ARTICLE{Hoh:92,
  AUTHOR = {J. H. Hoh and P. K. Hansma},
  TITLE = {Atomic Force Microscopy for High-Resolution 
              Imaging in Cell Biology},
  JOURNAL = {Trends Cell Bio.},
  YEAR = {1992},
  VOLUME = {2},
  PAGES = {208-213},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Atomic Force Microscope}
}
@ARTICLE{Hope:97,
  AUTHOR = {J. J. Hope},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1997},
  VOLUME = {55},
  PAGES = {R2531},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {BEC}
}
@ARTICLE{Horak:99,
  AUTHOR = {Peter Horak and Stephen M. Barnett},
  TITLE = {{C}reation of {C}oherence in {B}ose-{E}instein {C}ondensates
              by {A}tom {D}epletion},
  JOURNAL = {J. Mod. Opts.},
  VOLUME = {32},
  PAGES = {3421},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {BEC}
}
@ARTICLE{Horsley:05,
  AUTHOR = {S. A. R. Horsley and M. Babiker},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Lett.},
  YEAR = {2005},
  VOLUME = {95},
  PAGES = {010405},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Iengo:92,
  AUTHOR = {R.\ Iengo and K.\ Lechner},
  TITLE = {{A}nyon {Q}uantum {M}echanics and
              {C}hern-{S}imons {T}heory},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rep.},
  YEAR = {1992},
  VOLUME = {213},
  PAGES = {179},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Jackiw:90,
  AUTHOR = {R. Jackiw},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Nucl. Phys. B},
  YEAR = {1990},
  VOLUME = {18A},
  PAGES = {107},
  COMMENT = {This reference contains details of the more difficult case of
               proving that the Chern-Simons term is gauge invariant to a total
               derivative for Yang-Mills fields, where $A_{\mu}$ are now
               non-commuting Hermitean matrices.},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Jackiw:91,
  AUTHOR = {R. Jackiw and So-Young Pi},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. D},
  YEAR = {1991},
  VOLUME = {44},
  PAGES = {2524},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Jackiw:92,
  AUTHOR = {R. Jackiw and So-Young Pi},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Prog. Theor. Phys. Suppl.},
  YEAR = {1992},
  VOLUME = {107},
  PAGES = {1},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Jackson:01,
  AUTHOR = {J. D. Jackson and L. B. Okun},
  TITLE = {Historical Roots of Gauge Invariance},
  JOURNAL = {Revs. Mod. Phys.},
  YEAR = {2001},
  VOLUME = {73},
  PAGES = {663},
  NOTE = {CHECK VOLUME NUMBER},
  URL = {downloads/g05.pdf},
  COMMENT = {Gauge history.
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Jackson:02,
  AUTHOR = {J. D. Jackson},
  TITLE = {From Lorentz to Coulomb and Other Explicit Gauge Transformations},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {2002},
  VOLUME = {70},
  PAGES = {917},
  NOTE = {},
  URL = {downloads/g13.pdf},
  COMMENT = {Gauge history.
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Jeffers:99,
  AUTHOR = {John Jeffers and Peter Horak and Stephen M. Barnett
               and Paul M. Radmore},
  TITLE = {{B}ound {M}ode of an {A}tom {L}aser},
  JOURNAL = {},
  YEAR = {1999},
  PAGES = {},
  NOTE = {Preprint},
  COMMENT = {BEC}
}
@ARTICLE{Johnson:49,
  AUTHOR = {M. H. Johnson and B. A. Lippmann},
  TITLE = {{M}otion in a {C}onstant {M}agnetic {F}ield},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev.},
  YEAR = {1949},
  VOLUME = {76},
  PAGES = {828},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Johnson:83,
  AUTHOR = {B. R. Johnson and J. O. Hirschfelder
               and Kuo-Ho Yang},
  TITLE = {{I}nteraction of {A}toms, {M}olecules, and {I}ons
              with {C}onstant {E}lectric and {M}agnetic {F}ields},
  JOURNAL = {Rev. Mod. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1983},
  VOLUME = {55},
  PAGES = {110},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Jones:71,
  AUTHOR = {R. V. Jones},
  TITLE = {Aberration of Light in a Moving Medium},
  JOURNAL = {J. Phys. A},
  YEAR = {1971},
  VOLUME = {4},
  PAGES = {L1},
  NOTE = {},
  SUMMARY = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Jones:78a,
  AUTHOR = {R. V. Jones and B. Leslie},
  TITLE = {{T}he {M}easurement of {O}ptical {R}adiation
              {P}ressure in {D}ispersive {M}edia},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A},
  YEAR = {1978},
  VOLUME = {360},
  PAGES = {347},
  NOTE = {},
  SUMMARY = {Jones-Richard exp. (1954) repeated.
                More than ten-fold improvement in precision obtained.
                Confirms to within 0.05 per-cent error that momentum
                associated with electromagnetic radiation increases
                directly with the refractive index of the medium into
                which it passes.},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Jones:78b,
  AUTHOR = {R. V. Jones},
  TITLE = {{R}adiation {P}ressure of {L}ight in a {D}ispersive {M}edium},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A},
  YEAR = {1978},
  VOLUME = {360},
  PAGES = {365},
  NOTE = {},
  SUMMARY = {Elementary discussion given about momentum associated with
                a photon in a dispersive medium. Momentum split into
		mechanical and electromagnetic portions. Discussion in terms
		of Einstein light box thought experiment.},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Joyce:74,
  AUTHOR = {W. B. Joyce},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. D},
  YEAR = {1974},
  VOLUME = {9},
  PAGES = {3234},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Joyce:75,
  AUTHOR = {W. B. Joyce},
  TITLE = {Radiation Force and the Classical Mechanics of
              Photons and Phonons},
  ABSTRACT = {SUMMARY ONLY: Using adiabatic invariance, energy 
                 conservation and energy quantization the radiation 
                 force $f$ due to a reversible or weakly attentuated 
                 beam of energy in an isotropic medium is shown to be 
                 $f=W/c=Ev_{g}/v_{p}$ where $W$ is the beam's power, 
                 $E$ is its energy per unit lenght, $v_{p}$ is phase 
                 velocity and $v_{g}$ its energy velocity = group 
                 velocity = particle velocity.},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  VOLUME = {43},
  YEAR = {1975},
  PAGES = {245},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Keller:92,
  AUTHOR = {D. J. Keller and C. Chih-Chung},
  TITLE = {Imaging Steep, High structures by Scanning Force 
              Microscopy with Electron Beam Deposited Tips},
  JOURNAL = {Surf. Sci.},
  VOLUME = {268},
  YEAR = {1992},
  PAGES = {333-339},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Atomic Force Microscope}
}
@ARTICLE{Kurthen:98,
  AUTHOR = {Martin Kurthen and Thomas Grunwald 
               and Christian E. Elger},
  TITLE = {Will There be a Neuroscientific 
              Theory of Consciousness?},
  JOURNAL = {Trends in Cog. Sci.},
  YEAR = {1998},
  VOLUME = {2},
  PAGES = {229-234},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Consciousness}
}
@ARTICLE{Lai:82,
  AUTHOR = {H. M. Lai and W. M. Suen and K. Young},
  TITLE = {Microscopic Derivation of the Force on a
              Dielectric Fluid in an Electromagnetic Field},
  ABSTRACT = {The force on a Clausius-Mossotti fluid is an electromagnetic 
                 field is evaluated microscopically. Owing to the modification 
                 of the two-particle density by the electric field, an additional 
                 mechanical force $\Delta f^{\rm M}$ is found. When added to the 
                 electrical force $F^{\rm E}$, the total force in the static case
                 becomes identical to that deduced microscopically by Helmholtz.
                 The analysis is extended to various time-dependent cases, and it
                 is pointed out that $\Delta f^{\rm M}$ essentially assumes its 
                 static value on time scales longer that $T_{\rm c}$, the 
                 relaxation time of the two-particle density, but is otherwise 
                 negligibly small. This Peierls's theory of the momentum of light
                 is valid only for pulses shorter than $T_{\rm c}$; the necessary
                 correction due to $\Delta f^{\rm M}$ in other cases is given and
                 discussed.},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1982},
  VOLUME = {25},
  PAGES = {1755},
  NOTE = {Radiation pressure},
  COMMENT = {Consciousness}
}
@ARTICLE{Landau:30,
  AUTHOR = {L. Landau},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Z. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1930},
  VOLUME = {64},
  PAGES = {629},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Landsman:99,
  AUTHOR = {N. P. Landsman},
  TITLE = {Comment on {\lq\lq}What is a Gauge Transformation
              in Quantum Mechanics?{\rq\rq}},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Letts.},
  YEAR = {1999},
  VOLUME = {83},
  PAGES = {1070},
  URL = {downloads/g09.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge. Comment on \cite{Rovelli:98}. 
                Rovelli reply is \cite{Rovelli:99}. 
                 Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Lee:97,
  AUTHOR = {E.\ Lee and A.\ F.\ Brunello and D.\ Farrelly},
  TITLE = {{C}oherent {S}tates in a {R}ydberg {A}tom:
              {C}lassical {M}echanics},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1997},
  VOLUME = {55},
  PAGES = {2203},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Leibbrandt:87,
  AUTHOR = {George Leibbrandt},
  TITLE = {Introduction to Noncovariant Gauges},
  JOURNAL = {Revs. Mod. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1987},
  VOLUME = {59},
  PAGES = {1067},
  URL = {downloads/shirley05.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge.
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Leinaas:77,
  AUTHOR = {J.\ M.\ Leinaas and J.\ Myrheim},
  TITLE = {{O}n the {T}heoy of {I}dentical {P}articles},
  JOURNAL = {Nuovo Cimento},
  YEAR = {1977},
  VOLUME = {37B},
  PAGES = {1},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Lembessis:93,
  AUTHOR = {V. E. Lembessis and M. Babiker and C. Baxter and R. Loudon},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1993},
  VOLUME = {48},
  PAGES = {1594},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Leonhardt:01,
  AUTHOR = {Ulf Leonhardt},
  TITLE = {Space-Time Geometry of Quantum Dielectrics},
  JOURNAL = {Phys Rev. A},
  YEAR = {2001},
  VOLUME = {62},
  PAGES = {012111},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Leonhardt:06,
  AUTHOR = {Ulf Leonhardt},
  TITLE = {Energy-Momentum Balance in Quantum Dielectrics},
  JOURNAL = {Phys Rev. A},
  YEAR = {2006},
  VOLUME = {73},
  PAGES = {032108},
  NOTE = {},
  URL = {downloads/ulf_06.pdf},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Littlejohn:97,
  AUTHOR = {Robert G. Littlejohn and Matthias Reinsch},
  TITLE = {Gauge Fields in the Separation of Rotations and 
              Internal Motions in the n-Body Problem},
  JOURNAL = {Revs. Mod. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1997},
  VOLUME = {69},
  PAGES = {213},
  NOTE = {},
  URL = {downloads/g04.pdf},
  COMMENT = {Gauge, metrics, tensors
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Lorentz:16,
  AUTHOR = {H. A. Lorentz},
  TITLE = {Electromagnetic Phenomena in a System Moving 
              with any Velocity less than that of Light},
  JOURNAL = {Proceedings of the Academy of Sciences of Amsterdam},
  YEAR = {1904},
  VOLUME = {6},
  PAGES = {},
  NOTE = {Not clear if 6 is volume or page number. 
             Reprinted in \cite{Lorentz:23}},
  COMMENT = {Note, no full-stop necessary in Note above.
                Click here 
                for \cite{Lorentz:23}.}
}
@ARTICLE{Lorrain:80,
  AUTHOR = {Paul Lorrain},
  TITLE = {The Abraham Force: Comments on Two Recent Experiments},
  ABSTRACT = {The Abraham force is discussed briefly. It is recalled
                 that the old controversy concerning the Minkowski and 
                 Abraham tensors for an electromagnetic field in matter, 
                 as well efforts at observing the Abraham force, are 
                 pointless because it is now well established that both
                 tensors are equally satisfactory, as long as the various 
                 subsystems are treated correctly. If one ascribes to the
                 electromagnetic field in matter a momentum density of
                 ${\bf E\times H}/c^{2}$, like Abraham, then Lahoz and 
                 Graham have observed the magnetic force density on a 
                 polarization current, or only one of six components of 
                 the Abraham force. Their interpretation of their 
                 experiments is erroneous.},
  JOURNAL = {Can. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1980},
  VOLUME = {58},
  PAGES = {683},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Loudon:97,
  AUTHOR = {R. Loudon and L. Allen and D. F. Nelson},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. E},
  YEAR = {1997},
  VOLUME = {55},
  PAGES = {1071},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Loudon:81,
  AUTHOR = {R. Loudon},
  TITLE = {Quantum Limits on the Michelson Interferometer used for
              Gravitational-Wave Detection},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Lett.},
  YEAR = {1981},
  VOLUME = {47},
  PAGES = {815},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Loudon:02,
  AUTHOR = {Rodney Loudon},
  TITLE = {Theory of the Radiation Pressure on Dielectric Surfaces},
  JOURNAL = {J. Mod. Opt.},
  YEAR = {2002},
  VOLUME = {49},
  PAGES = {821},
  URL = {downloads/1v.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure. 
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Loudon:03,
  AUTHOR = {Rodney Loudon},
  TITLE = {Theory of the Forces Exerted by Laguerre-Gaussian Light
              Beams on Dielectrics},
  ABSTRACT = {The classical theory of the electromagnetic field 
                 associated with paraxial Laguerre-Gaussian light is 
                 generalized to obtain expressions for the electric and 
                 magnetic field operators.
                 The forms of the Poynting vector and angular momentum 
                 density operators are derived and their expectation 
                 values for a single-photon wave packet are obtained.
                 The Lorentz force operator in the dielectric is resolved 
                 into longitudinal, radial and azimuthal components.
                 The theory is extended to apply to an interface between 
                 two semi-infinite dielectric media, one of which is 
                 transparent with an incident single-photon pulse, and 
                 the other of which is weakly attenuating.
                 For a pulse that is much shorter than the attenuation 
                 length, the theory can separately identify the surface 
                 and bulk contributions to the Lorentz force on the 
                 attenuating dielectric.
                 Particular attention is given to the transfer of 
                 longitudinal and angular momentum to the dielectric from 
                 light incident from free space.
                 The resulting expressions for the shift and rotation of a
                 transparent dielectric slab are shown to agree with those
                 obtained from Einstein box theories.},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {2003},
  VOLUME = {68},
  PAGES = {013806},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Loudon:04,
  AUTHOR = {Rodney Loudon},
  TITLE = {Radiation Pressure and Momentum in Dielectrics},
  ABSTRACT = {},
  JOURNAL = {Fortschr. Phys.},
  YEAR = {2004},
  VOLUME = {52},
  PAGES = {1134},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Loudon:05,
  AUTHOR = {Rodney Loudon and Stephen M. Barnett and C. Baxter},
  TITLE = {Theory of radiation Pressure and Momentum Transfer in 
               Dielectric: the photon drag effect},
  ABSTRACT = {The momentum transfer from light to a dielectric 
                 material in the photon drag effect is calculated by 
                 evaluation of the relevant Lorentz force. 
                 In accordance with measurements on Si and Ge, the 
                 material is taken as a two-component optical system, 
                 with charge carriers described by an extinction coefficient 
                 $\kappa$ in a host semiconductor described by real refractive 
                 indices $\eta_{\rm p}$ (phase) and $\eta_{\rm g}$ (group). 
                 The calculated momentum transfer to the charge carriers 
                 alone has the value $\eta_{\rm p}\hbar\omega/c$ per 
                 photon found experimentally. 
                 The time-dependent Lorentz force is calculated for 
                 light in the form of a narrow-band single-photon pulse. 
                 When the pulse is much shorter than the attenuation length, 
                 which is much shorter than the sample thickness, there is a 
                 clear separation in time between surface and bulk contributions 
                 to the forces. 
                 The total bulk momentum transfer (charges plus host) 
                 in this case is found to be $\hbar\omega/\eta_{\rm g}c$.},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {2005},
  VOLUME = {71},
  PAGES = {063802},
  KEYWORDS = {radiation pressure; dielectric materials; 
                 extinction coefficients; momentum; refractive index},
  URL = {../research/downloads/prl063802.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Maier-Metz:98,
  AUTHOR = {Helena Maier-Metz},
  TITLE = {Supersymmetry in Landau Levels},
  JOURNAL = {Eur. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1998},
  VOLUME = {19},
  PAGES = {137--141},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Marshall:?,
  AUTHOR = {T. W. Marshall},
  TITLE = {Random Electrodynamics},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond.},
  YEAR = {1963?},
  VOLUME = {?},
  PAGES = {475},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Marzlin:98,
  AUTHOR = {Karl-Peter Marzlin},
  TITLE = {States Insensitive to the Unruh Effect in Multilevel Detectors},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. D},
  YEAR = {1998},
  VOLUME = {57},
  PAGES = {1045},
  URL = {downloads/prd57-1045.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Unruh Effect.
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Matloob:95,
  AUTHOR = {Reza Matloob and Rodney Loudon and S. M. Barnett and J. Jeffers},
  TITLE = {Electromagnetic Field Quantization in Absorbing Dielectrics},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1995},
  VOLUME = {52},
  PAGES = {4823},
  URL = {downloads/shirley08.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure. 
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Matloob:96,
  AUTHOR = {Reza Matloob and Rodney Loudon},
  TITLE = {Electromagnetic Field Quantization in Absorbing Dielectrics II},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1996},
  VOLUME = {53},
  PAGES = {4567},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Mead:92,
  AUTHOR = {C. Alden Mead},
  TITLE = {The Geometric Phase in Molecular Systems},
  JOURNAL = {Revs. Mod. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1992},
  VOLUME = {64},
  PAGES = {51},
  URL = {downloads/shirley04.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Geometric phase.
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Meath:84,
  AUTHOR = {W. J. Meath and E. A. Power},
  TITLE = {On the Importance of Permanent Moments in Multiphoton 
              Absorption using Perturbation Theory},
  JOURNAL = {J. Phys. B},
  YEAR = {1984},
  VOLUME = {17},
  PAGES = {763},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge transformations}
}
@ARTICLE{Merzbacher:62,
  AUTHOR = {E.\ Merzbacher},
  TITLE = {{S}ingle {V}alueness of {W}ave {F}unctions},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1962},
  VOLUME = {30},
  PAGES = {237},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Meyer:88,
  AUTHOR = {G. Meyer and N. M. Amer},
  TITLE = {Novel Optical Approach to Atomic Force Microscopy},
  JOURNAL = {Appl. Phys. Lett.},
  YEAR = {1988},
  VOLUME = {53},
  PAGES = {1045-1047},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Atomic Force Microscope}
}
@ARTICLE{Meyer:90,
  AUTHOR = {G. Meyer and N. M. Amer},
  TITLE = {Simultaneous Measurement of Lateral and Normal 
              Forces with an Optical-Beam-Deflection 
              Atomic Force Microscope},
  JOURNAL = {Appl. Phys. Lett.},
  YEAR = {1990},
  VOLUME = {57},
  PAGES = {2089-2091},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Atomic Force Microscope}
}
@ARTICLE{Milonni:88,
  AUTHOR = {P. W. Milonni and R. J. Cook and M. E. Goggin},
  TITLE = {Radiation Pressure from the Vacuum: Physical
              Interpretation of the Casimir Force},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1988},
  VOLUME = {38},
  PAGES = {1621},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure; Casimir Force}
}
@ARTICLE{Milonni:04,
  AUTHOR = {P. W. Milonni and R. W. Boyd},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {2004},
  VOLUME = {69},
  PAGES = {023814},
  NOTE = {},
  KEYWORDS = {Polarizability, two-level atoms},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Minkowski:08,
  AUTHOR = {H. Minkowski},
  TITLE = {Die Grundgleichungen f\"{u}r die
              elektromagnetischen Vorg\"{a}nge in bewegten
              K\"{o}rpern},
  JOURNAL = {Nachr. Ges. Wiss. G\"ottingen},
  YEAR = {1908},
  VOLUME = {},
  PAGES = {53},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Minkowski:10,
  AUTHOR = {H. Minkowski},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Math. Ann.},
  YEAR = {1910},
  VOLUME = {68},
  PAGES = {472},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Mirman:73,
  AUTHOR = {R. Mirman},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Nuovo Cimenta},
  YEAR = {1973},
  VOLUME = {18B},
  PAGES = {110},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Montasser:75,
  AUTHOR = {Montasser and  Gibson},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {J. Phys. C},
  YEAR = {1975},
  VOLUME = {8},
  PAGES = {3147},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Mosley:90,
  AUTHOR = {S. N. Mosley and J. E. G. Farina},
  TITLE = {{C}ausality and the {S}calar {F}ield},
  JOURNAL = {J. Phys. A},
  YEAR = {1990},
  VOLUME = {23},
  PAGES = {3983},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Causality, Scalar fields}
}
@ARTICLE{Moothoo:01,
  AUTHOR = {D. N. Moothoo and J. Arlt and R. S. Conroy 
               and F. Akerboom and A. Voit and K. Dholakia},
  TITLE = {Beth's Experiment Using Optical Tweezers},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {2001},
  VOLUME = {69},
  PAGES = {271},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Moyal:49,
  AUTHOR = {J. E. Moyal},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. Camb. Phil. Soc.},
  YEAR = {1949},
  VOLUME = {45},
  PAGES = {99},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Mulser:85,
  AUTHOR = {P. Mulser},
  TITLE = {Radiation Pressure on Macroscopic Bodies},
  JOURNAL = {J. Opt. Soc. A. B},
  VOLUME = {2},
  PAGES = {1814},
  YEAR = {1985},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Nakanishi:66,
  AUTHOR = {N. Hakanishi},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Prog. Theor. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1966},
  VOLUME = {35},
  PAGES = {1111},
  NOTE = {{CHECK THIS REFERENCE}},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Nieminen:04,
  AUTHOR = {Timo A. Nieminen and Simon Parkin and 
               Norman R. Heckenberg and Halina Rubinsztein-Dunlop },
  TITLE = {Optical Torque and Symmetry},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. SPIE},
  YEAR = {2004},
  VOLUME = {5514},
  PAGES = {254-263},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Nelson:96,
  AUTHOR = {D. F. Nelson},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Lett.},
  YEAR = {1996},
  VOLUME = {76},
  PAGES = {4713},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Noga:94,
  AUTHOR = {M. Noga},
  TITLE = {Non-Abelian Gauge Symmetry 
              and the Jaynes-Cummings Model},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1994},
  VOLUME = {50},
  PAGES = {2608},
  URL = {downloads/009.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge, Jaynes-Cummings
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Normanno:04,
  AUTHOR = {Davide Normanno and Marco Capitanio and Francesco Saverio Pavone},
  TITLE = {Spin Absorption, Windmill, and Magneto-Optic Effects in Optical 
              Angular Momentum Transfer},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  ABSTRACT = {Laser beams exert torque on microparticles through very 
                 different physical mechanisms. In this paper, optical angular 
                 momentum transferred by laser light to a trapped absorbing 
                 superparamagnetic microsphere has been studied, distinguishing 
                 between different contributions. We have found the main 
                 contribution to the torque arising from the transfer of the spin 
                 angular momentum carried by absorbed laser light. Detailed 
                 polarization status contribution of the laser light to the 
                 momentum transfer has been then analyzed. A general method to
                 separate and quantify contributions to the optical angular 
                 momentum transferred has been developed. We have thus quantified 
                 contributions due to radiation pressure, through an effect similar
                 to the wind on a windmill, and contributions arising from 
                 magneto-optic effects.},
  YEAR = {2004},
  VOLUME = {70},
  PAGES = {053829},
  NOTE = {},
  URL = {downloads/pra01.pdf},
  COMMENT = {Radiation pressure, angular momentum.
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Nyquist:28,
  AUTHOR = {H. Nyquist},
  TITLE = {Thermal Agitation of Electric Charge in Conductors},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev.},
  YEAR = {1928},
  VOLUME = {32},
  PAGES = {110},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Do not understand his paper.}
}
@ARTICLE{Obukhov:03,
  AUTHOR = {Yuri N. Obukhov and Friedrich W. Hehl},
  TITLE = {Electromagnetic Energy-Momentum and Forces in Matter},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Letts. A},
  YEAR = {2003},
  VOLUME = {311},
  PAGES = {277},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{ORaifeartaigh:00,
  AUTHOR = {Lochlainn O’Raifeartaigh and Norbert Straumann},
  TITLE = {Gauge theory: Historical origins and some modern developments},
  JOURNAL = {Revs. Mod. Phys.},
  YEAR = {2000},
  VOLUME = {72},
  PAGES = {1},
  URL = {downloads/shirley01.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Orlov:94,
  AUTHOR = {Y. F. Orlov},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1994},
  VOLUME = {234},
  PAGES = {245},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Quantum Computing}
}
@ARTICLE{Oughstun:05,
  AUTHOR = {Kurt E. Oughstun and Natalie Cartwright},
  TITLE = {Physical Significance of the Group Velocity in 
              Dispersive, Ultrashort Gaussian Pulse Dynamics},
  JOURNAL = {J. Mod. Opts.},
  ABSTRACT = {The properties of ultrashort gaussian pulse propagation 
                in a dispersive, attenuative medium are reviewed with emphasis 
                on the pulse velocity. Of particular interest is the group velocity 
                whose physical interpretation loses meaning in causally dispersive 
                materials as the temporal pulse width decreases into the ultrashort
                pulse regime. A generalized definition of the group velocity that 
                applies to ultrashort pulses in causally dispersive materials is 
                provided by the centroid velocity of the pulse Poynting vector 
                whose properties are described here. In particular, it is shown 
                that this physical velocity measure approaches the group velocity 
                for any value of the initial pulse carrier frequency and at any 
                fixed value of the propagation distance in the limit as the initial
                pulse width increases indefinitely. This then provides a convenient
                measure for determining when the group velocity approximation is 
                valid.},
  YEAR = {2005},
  VOLUME = {20},
  PAGES = {1089},
  NOTE = {},
  URL = {downloads/jmop03.pdf},
  COMMENT = {Gauge.
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Padgett:03,
  AUTHOR = {Miles Padgett and Stephen M. Barnett and Rodney Loudon},
  TITLE = {The Angular Momentum of Light Inside a Dielectric},
  JOURNAL = {J. Mod. Opts.},
  YEAR = {2003},
  VOLUME = {50},
  PAGES = {434},
  NOTE = {},
  URL = {downloads/jmop01.pdf},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure.
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Page:30,
  AUTHOR = {L. Page},
  TITLE = {{D}eflections of {E}lectrons by a {M}agnetic
              on the {W}ave {M}echanics},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev.},
  YEAR = {1930},
  VOLUME = {36},
  PAGES = {444},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Passante:98,
  AUTHOR = {R. Passante and E. A. Power and T. Thirunamachandran},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Lett. A},
  YEAR = {1998},
  VOLUME = {249},
  PAGES = {77},
  NOTE = {},
  KEYWORDS = {Polarizability, two-level atoms},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Pauli:49,
  AUTHOR = {W. Pauli and F. Villars},
  TITLE = {On the Invariant Regularization in 
              Relativistic Quantum Theory},
  JOURNAL = {Revs. of Mod. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1949},
  VOLUME = {21},
  PAGES = {434},
  NOTE = {},
  URL = {downloads/g03.pdf},
  COMMENT = {Gauge, $\delta$, $\Delta$ and $D$ functions.
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Pendry:04,
  AUTHOR = {J. B. Pendry},
  TITLE = {Negative Refraction},
  JOURNAL = {Contemp. Phys.},
  YEAR = {2004},
  VOLUME = {45},
  PAGES = {191-202},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Negative refractive index}
}
@ARTICLE{Peshkin:61,
  AUTHOR = {M. Peshkin and I. Talmi and L. J. Tassie},
  TITLE = {{T}he {Q}uantum {M}echanical {E}ffects of {M}agnetic {F}ields
              {C}onfined to {I}naccessible {R}egions},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1961},
  VOLUME = {12},
  PAGES = {426},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Peierls:76,
  AUTHOR = {Rudolf Peierls},
  TITLE = {The Momentum of Light in a Refracting Medium},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A},
  YEAR = {1976},
  VOLUME = {347},
  PAGES = {475},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Peierls:77,
  AUTHOR = {Rudolf Peierls},
  TITLE = {The Momentum of Light in a Refracting Medium II.
              Generalization. Application to Oblique Reflexion},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A},
  YEAR = {1977},
  VOLUME = {355},
  PAGES = {141},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation pressure - contains typo corrections to Peierls:76}
}
@ARTICLE{Pellegrini:95,
  AUTHOR = {Gerald N. Pellegrini and Arthur R. Swift},
  TITLE = {Maxwell's Equations in a Rotating Medium: Is there a Problem?},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1995},
  VOLUME = {63},
  PAGES = {694},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Poly:90,
  AUTHOR = {A. P. Polychronakos},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1990},
  VOLUME = {203},
  PAGES = {231},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Porter:93,
  AUTHOR = {William S. Porter},
  TITLE = {An Interesting Coherent State of the Rotator},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1993},
  VOLUME = {61},
  PAGES = {1050},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons; Rotor}
}
@ARTICLE{Portnoi:97,
  AUTHOR = {M. E. Portnoi and I. Galbraith},
  TITLE = {{V}ariable-{P}hase {M}ethod and {L}evinson's {T}heorem
               in {T}wo-{D}imensions: {A}pplication to a {S}creened
               {C}oulomb {P}otential},
  JOURNAL = {Solid State Comm.},
  YEAR = {1997},
  VOLUME = {103},
  PAGES = {325},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Poynting:03,
  AUTHOR = {J.\ H.\ Poynting},
  TITLE = {{R}adiation in the {S}oloar {S}ystem: its effect on
              {T}emperature and its {P}ressure on {S}mall {B}odies},
  JOURNAL = {Phil. Mag.},
  YEAR = {1903},
  VOLUME = {202},
  PAGES = {525},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Power:59,
  AUTHOR = {E. A. Power and S. Zienau},
  TITLE = {Coulomb Gauge in Non-Relativistic Quantum Electrodynamics
               and the Shape of Spectral Lines},
  JOURNAL = {Phil. Trans. R. Soc. Lond. A},
  YEAR = {1959},
  VOLUME = {251},
  PAGES = {427},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge transformations}
}
@ARTICLE{Power:64,
  AUTHOR = {E. A. Power and R. R. McLone},
  TITLE = {On the Interaction Between Two Identical Neutral Dipole
              Systems, One in the Excited State and the Other in the
              Ground State},
  JOURNAL = {Mathematika},
  YEAR = {1964},
  VOLUME = {11},
  PAGES = {91},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge transformations}
}
@ARTICLE{Power:66,
  AUTHOR = {E. A. Power},
  TITLE = {Zero-Point Energy and the Lamb Shift},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1966},
  VOLUME = {34},
  PAGES = {516},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge transformations}
}
@ARTICLE{Power:71,
  AUTHOR = {E. A. Power and T. Thirunamachandran},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Mathematika},
  YEAR = {1971},
  VOLUME = {18},
  PAGES = {240},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge transformations}
}
@ARTICLE{Power:71a,
  AUTHOR = {E. A. Power and T. Thirunamachandran},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {J. Chem. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1971},
  VOLUME = {55},
  PAGES = {5322},
  NOTE = {},
  KEYWORDS = {Polarizability, two-level atoms},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Power:74,
  AUTHOR = {E. A. Power and T. Thirunamachandran},
  TITLE = {Circular Dichroism: A General Theory Based on 
              Quantum Electrodynamics},
  JOURNAL = {J. Chem. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1974},
  VOLUME = {60},
  PAGES = {3695},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge transformations}
}
@ARTICLE{Power:80,
  AUTHOR = {E. A. Power and T. Thirunamachandran},
  TITLE = {The Multipolar Hamiltonian in Radiation Theory},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond. A},
  YEAR = {1980},
  VOLUME = {372},
  PAGES = {265},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge transformations}
}
@ARTICLE{Power:83,
  AUTHOR = {E. A. Power and T. Thirunamachandran},
  TITLE = {Quantum Electrodynamics with Non-Relativistic Sources},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1983},
  VOLUME = {28},
  PAGES = {2649},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge transformations}
}
@ARTICLE{Power:94,
  AUTHOR = {E. A. Power and T. Thirunamachandran},
  TITLE = {Zero-Point Energy Differences and many-Body Dispersion Forces},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1994},
  VOLUME = {50},
  PAGES = {3929},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge transformations}
}
@ARTICLE{Power:97,
  AUTHOR = {E. A. Power and T. Thirunamachandran},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1994},
  VOLUME = {56},
  PAGES = {3395},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Causality}
}
@ARTICLE{Power:01,
  AUTHOR = {E. A. Power and T. Thirunamachandran},
  TITLE = {Electromagnetic Fields of a Moving Electric Dipole},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A},
  YEAR = {2001},
  VOLUME = {457},
  PAGES = {2757},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge transformations}
}
@ARTICLE{Poynting:05a,
  AUTHOR = {J.\ H.\ Poynting},
  TITLE = {{N}ote on the {T}angential {S}tress due to {L}ight {I}ncident
              {O}bliquely on an {A}bsorbing {S}urface},
  JOURNAL = {Phil. Mag.},
  YEAR = {1905},
  VOLUME = {9},
  PAGES = {169},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Poynting:05b,
  AUTHOR = {J.\ H.\ Poynting},
  TITLE = {{R}adiation {P}ressure},
  JOURNAL = {Phil. Mag.},
  YEAR = {1905},
  VOLUME = {9},
  PAGES = {393},
  NOTE = {Given as a Presidential Address to the Physical Society, 1905.},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Poynting:09,
  AUTHOR = {J.\ H.\ Poynting and G.\ Barlow},
  TITLE = {{T}he {W}ave-{M}otion of a {R}evolving {S}haft, and a {S}uggestion
              as to the {A}ngular {M}omentum in a {B}eam of {C}ircularly
              {P}olarised {L}ight},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A},
  YEAR = {1909},
  VOLUME = {82},
  PAGES = {560},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Poynting:10x,
  AUTHOR = {J.\ H.\ Poynting and G.\ Barlow},
  TITLE = {{T}he {P}ressure of {L}ight {A}gainst the {S}ource:
              {T}he {R}ecoil from {L}ight},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A},
  YEAR = {1910},
  VOLUME = {83},
  PAGES = {534},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Poynting:11,
  AUTHOR = {J.\ H.\ Poynting and G.\ Barlow},
  TITLE = {{O}n {S}mall {L}ongitudinal {M}aterial {W}aves {A}ccompanying
              {L}ight-{W}aves},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A},
  YEAR = {1911},
  VOLUME = {85},
  PAGES = {474},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Preston:76,
  AUTHOR = {S.\ Tolver Preston},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Engineering},
  YEAR = {1876},
  VOLUME = {21},
  PAGES = {83},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Pryce:48,
  AUTHOR = {M. H. L. Pryce},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond.},
  YEAR = {1948},
  VOLUME = {195},
  PAGES = {62},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Putman:92,
  AUTHOR = {C. A. J. Putman and B. G. De Grooth 
               and N. F. Van Hulst and J. Greve},
  TITLE = {A Detailed Analysis of the Optical Beam Deflection 
              Technique for use in Atomic Force Microscopy},
  JOURNAL = {J. App. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1992},
  VOLUME = {72},
  PAGES = {6-12},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Atomic Force Microscope}
}
@ARTICLE{Raine:91,
  AUTHOR = {D. J. Raine and D. W. Sciama and P. G. Grove},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond.},
  YEAR = {1991},
  VOLUME = {435},
  PAGES = {205},
  URL = {downloads/c72725.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Inertial systems.
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Rau:97,
  AUTHOR = {A. R. P. Rau and M. Inokuti},
  TITLE = {{T}he {Q}uantum {D}efect:
               {E}arly {H}istory and {R}ecent {D}evelopments},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1997},
  VOLUME = {65},
  PAGES = {221},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Reiss:79,
  AUTHOR = {Howard R. Reiss},
  TITLE = {Field Intensity and Relativistic Considerations 
              in the Choice of Gauge in Electrodynamics},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. A},
  YEAR = {1979},
  VOLUME = {19},
  PAGES = {1140},
  NOTE = {},
  URL = {downloads/g01.pdf},
  COMMENT = {Gauge.
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Rhodes:04,
  AUTHOR = {John A. Rhodes and Mark D. Semon},
  TITLE = {Relativistic Velocity Space, Wigner Rotations, 
              and Thomas Precession},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {2004},
  VOLUME = {72},
  PAGES = {943},
  NUMBER = {7},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Good for Lorentz boosts, etc. }
}
@ARTICLE{Roberts:78,
  AUTHOR = {K. V. Roberts},
  TITLE = {{A}n {O}bjective {I}nterpretation of {L}agrangian
              {Q}uantum {M}echanics},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A},
  YEAR = {1978},
  VOLUME = {360},
  PAGES = {135},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {General theory}
}
@ARTICLE{Robinson:75,
  AUTHOR = {F. N. H. Robinson},
  TITLE = {Electromagnetic Stress and Momentum in Matter},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rep.},
  YEAR = {1975},
  VOLUME = {16},
  PAGES = {313-354},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Roentgen:90,
  AUTHOR = {W. C. R{\"o}entgen},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. d. Physik},
  YEAR = {1890},
  VOLUME = {40},
  PAGES = {93},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {}
}
@ARTICLE{Rohrlich:02,
  AUTHOR = {F. Rohrlich},
  TITLE = {Causality, the Coulomb Field, and the 
              Newton's Law of Gravitation},
  JOURNAL = {A. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {2002},
  VOLUME = {70},
  PAGES = {411-414},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Electromagnetism. Citical comment by \cite{Heras:03}}
}
@ARTICLE{Rooney:72,
  AUTHOR = {J. A. Rooney and W. L. Nyborg and ?},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1972},
  VOLUME = {40},
  PAGES = {1825},
  NOTE = {CHECK AUTHORS - ONE MISSING?},
  COMMENT = {Sound pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Rovelli:98,
  AUTHOR = {Carlo Rovelli},
  TITLE = {What is a Gauge Transformation in Quantum Mechanics?},
  ABSTRACT = {In classical theory, a physical state is an equivalence class 
                 under gauge transformations. Is the same true in quantum theory? 
                The physical quantum states are the solutions of Dirac’s quantum constraint
                equation. They cannot be constructed as equivalence classes under the "simple" 
                gauge transformations generated by the Dirac constraints. However, we show 
                here that they can be constructed as equivalence classes under suitably defined 
                "complete" gauge transformations. The complete gauge transformations are 
                generated by the action of the quantum constraints on arbitrary individual 
                components of the state.},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Letts.},
  YEAR = {1998},
  VOLUME = {80},
  PAGES = {4613},
  URL = {downloads/g08.pdf},
  NOTE = {Erratum given by \cite{Rovelli:98a}},
  COMMENT = {Gauge. Comments given by \cite{Landsman:99}
                 Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Rovelli:98a,
  AUTHOR = {Carlo Rovelli},
  TITLE = {Erratum: What is a Gauge Transformation in Quantum Mechanics?
              [Phys. Rev. Lett. 80, 4613 (1998)]},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Letts.},
  YEAR = {1998},
  VOLUME = {81},
  PAGES = {4530},
  URL = {downloads/g10.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge. Comments given by \cite{Landsman:99}.
                 Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Rovelli:99,
  AUTHOR = {Carlo Rovelli},
  TITLE = {Rovelli Replies:},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Letts.},
  YEAR = {1999},
  VOLUME = {83},
  PAGES = {1071},
  URL = {downloads/g11.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Gauge. Reply to \cite{Landsman:99}.
                 Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Rowlinson:05,
  AUTHOR = {J. S. Rowlinson},
  TITLE = {Einstein: The Classical Physicist},
  JOURNAL = {Notes Rec. R. Soc.},
  YEAR = {2005},
  VOLUME = {59},
  PAGES = {255},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Einstein, classical physics, quantum mechanics}
}
@ARTICLE{Sack:58,
  AUTHOR = {R. A. Sack},
  TITLE = {{T}aylor's {T}heorem for {S}hift {O}perators},
  JOURNAL = {Phil. Mag.},
  YEAR = {1958},
  VOLUME = {3},
  PAGES = {497},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Schagrin:74,
  AUTHOR = {Morton L. Schagrin},
  TITLE = {Early Observations and Calculations on Light Pressure},
  JOURNAL = {Am. J. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1974},
  VOLUME = {42},
  PAGES = {927},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {radiation pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Schrodinger:26,
  AUTHOR = {E. Schr\"odinger},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Narurwissenschaften},
  VOLUME = {44},
  PAGES = {664},
  YEAR = {1926},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Coherent states}
}
@ARTICLE{Schulman:68,
  AUTHOR = {L. S. Schulman},
  TITLE = {{A} {P}ath {I}ntegral for {S}pin},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev.},
  YEAR = {1968},
  VOLUME = {176},
  PAGES = {1558},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons, topology}
}
@ARTICLE{Schulman:71,
  AUTHOR = {L. S. Schulman},
  TITLE = {{A}pproximate {T}opologies},
  JOURNAL = {J. Math. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1971},
  VOLUME = {12},
  PAGES = {304},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Schutzhold:04,
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  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Lett.},
  YEAR = {2004},
  VOLUME = {93},
  PAGES = {268901},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation pressure. Comment on \cite{Feigel:04}}
}
@ARTICLE{Schwinger:51,
  AUTHOR = {Julian Schwinger},
  TITLE = {On Gauge Invariance and Vacuum Polarization},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev.},
  YEAR = {1951},
  VOLUME = {82},
  PAGES = {664},
  URL = {downloads/g02.pdf},
  COMMENT = {Gauge invariance, Dirac Equation, Green functions
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Schwinger:63,
  AUTHOR = {Julian Schwinger},
  TITLE = {Non-Abelian Gauge Fields. Lorentz Gauge Formulation},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev.},
  YEAR = {1963},
  VOLUME = {130},
  PAGES = {402},
  URL = {downloads/g06.pdf},
  COMMENT = {Gauge invariance, Dirac Equation, Green functions
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Semenoff:89,
  AUTHOR = {G. Semenoff},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Lett.},
  YEAR = {1989},
  VOLUME = {63},
  PAGES = {1026},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Shapiro:89,
  AUTHOR = {D. Shapiro and W. C. Henneberger},
  TITLE = {{T}he {A}haronov-{B}ohm {E}ffect in
              {D}ouble- and {S}ingle-{S}lit {D}iffraction},
  JOURNAL = {J. Phys. A},
  YEAR = {1989},
  VOLUME = {22},
  PAGES = {3605},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Shockley:68,
  AUTHOR = {W. Shockley},
  TITLE = {A "Try Simplest Cases" Resolution of the
              Abraham-Minkowski Controversy on Electromagnetic Momentum
              in Matter},
  JOURNAL = {Proc. N. A. S.},
  YEAR = {1968},
  VOLUME = {60},
  PAGES = {807},
  NOTE = {},
  SUMMARY = {Claims that in "stationary" matter, the momentum density
                is correctly given by Abraham and not Minkowski.
                Somewhat dogmatic.},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Smilgia:94,
  AUTHOR = {A. V. Smilga},
  TITLE = {{A}re $Z_{N}$-{B}ubbles {R}eally {T}here?},
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  YEAR = {1994},
  VOLUME = {234},
  PAGES = {1},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Stewart:05,
  AUTHOR = {A. M. Stewart},
  TITLE = {Angular Momentum of Light},
  JOURNAL = {J. Mod. Opts.},
  ABSTRACT = {By means of the Helmholtz theorem on the decomposition of 
                 vector fields, the angular momentum of the classical 
                 electromagnetic field is decomposed, in a general and 
                 manifestly gauge invariant manner, into a spin component and 
                 an orbital component. The method is applied to linearly and 
                 circularly polarized plane waves in their classical and 
                 quantum forms.},
  YEAR = {2005},
  VOLUME = {52},
  PAGES = {1145},
  NOTE = {},
  URL = {downloads/jmop02.pdf},
  COMMENT = {Radiation pressure, angular momentum.
                Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Tanaka:98,
  AUTHOR = {K. Tanaka},
  TITLE = {{S}emiclassical {S}tudy of the {M}agnetization of a
              {Q}uantum {D}ot},
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  YEAR = {1998},
  VOLUME = {268},
  PAGES = {31},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Tassie:61,
  AUTHOR = {L. J. Tassie and M. Peshkin},
  TITLE = {{S}ymmetry {T}heory of the {A}haronov-{B}ohm {E}ffect:
              {Q}uantum {M}echanics in a {M}ultiply {C}onnected {R}egion},
  JOURNAL = {Ann. Phys.},
  YEAR = {1961},
  VOLUME = {16},
  PAGES = {177},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Chern Simons}
}
@ARTICLE{Thurston:69,
  AUTHOR = {R. N. Thurston},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {J. Accoust. Soc. Am.},
  YEAR = {1969},
  VOLUME = {45},
  PAGES = {1329},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Sound pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Tiggelen:04,
  AUTHOR = {B. A. van Tiggelen and G. L. J. A. Rikken},
  TITLE = {Comment on {\lq\lq}Quantum Vacuum Contributions 
               to the Momentum of Dielectric Media{\rq\rq}},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. Lett.},
  YEAR = {2004},
  VOLUME = {93},
  PAGES = {268903},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure. Critical of \cite{Feigel:04}}
}
@ARTICLE{Unruh:76,
  AUTHOR = {W. G. Unruh},
  TITLE = {Notes on Black Holes Evaporation},
  JOURNAL = {Phys. Rev. D},
  YEAR = {1976},
  VOLUME = {14},
  PAGES = {870},
  URL = {downloads/shirley07.pdf},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Inertial systems.
                 Download}
}
@ARTICLE{Voigt:87,
  AUTHOR = {W. Voigt},
  TITLE = {},
  JOURNAL = {Goett. Nachr.},
  YEAR = {1887},
  VOLUME = {},
  PAGES = {41},
  NOTE = {},
  COMMENT = {Relativity}
}
@ARTICLE{Walker:75,
  AUTHOR = {G. B. Walker and D. G. Lahoz},
  TITLE = {Experimental Observation of the Abraham Force in a Dielectric},
  JOURNAL = {Nature},
  YEAR = {1975},
  VOLUME = {253},
  PAGES = {339},
  NOTE = {See also \cite{Walker:75a}, \cite{Walker:76}, \cite{Walker:77}},
  ABSTRACT = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Walker:75a,
  AUTHOR = {G. B. Walker and D. G. Lahoz and G. Walker},
  TITLE = {Measurement of the Abraham Forec in Barium Titanate Specimen},
  JOURNAL = {Can. J. Phys},
  YEAR = {1975},
  VOLUME = {53},
  PAGES = {2577-2586},
  NOTE = {{\lq\lq}Improved version{\rq\rq} of \cite{Walker:75}},
  ABSTRACT = {Accurate measurements of the Abraham density force have 
                 been conducted in a BaTiO$_{3}$ ceramic for the first time.
                 The measurement torque amplitudes (in the order of $10^{-10}$
                 Nm) were in good agreement with the predicted values inside the
                 error limits of 10\%. This conclusively rules out Minkowski's
                 unsymmetric momentum-energy tensor for material media at low 
                 frequencies.},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Walker:76,
  AUTHOR = {G. B. Walker and D. G. Lahoz},
  TITLE = {Machanical Forces of Electromagnetic Origin},
  JOURNAL = {Nature},
  YEAR = {1976},
  VOLUME = {263},
  PAGES = {401},
  NOTE = {See also \cite{Walker:75a}},
  ABSTRACT = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Walker:77,
  AUTHOR = {G. B. Walker and D. G. Lahoz},
  TITLE = {An Unusual Electromagnetic Surface Force},
  JOURNAL = {Nature},
  YEAR = {1977},
  VOLUME = {265},
  PAGES = {324},
  NOTE = {See also \cite{Walker:75a}},
  ABSTRACT = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Walker:77,
  AUTHOR = {G. B. Walker and D. G. Lahoz},
  TITLE = {An Unusual Electromagnetic Surface Force},
  JOURNAL = {Nature},
  YEAR = {1977},
  VOLUME = {265},
  PAGES = {324},
  NOTE = {See also \cite{Walker:75a}},
  ABSTRACT = {},
  COMMENT = {Radiation Pressure}
}
@ARTICLE{Wang:01,
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