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We describe a Casimir setup consisting of two aligned sinusoidally corrugatedNi surfaces, one of which is "hidden" by a thin opaque layer of gold with aflat exposed surface. The gold layer acts as a low-pass filter that allows fora clean observation of the controversial thermal Casimir force between thecorrugations, with currently available Casimir apparatuses. The proposed schemeof measurement, based on the phase-dependent modulation of the Casimir force,requires no electrostatic calibrations of the apparatus, and is unaffected byuncertainties in the knowledge of the optical properties of the surfaces. Thisscheme should allow for an unambiguous discrimination between alternativetheoretical prescriptions that have been proposed in the literature for thethermal Casimir effect.

Hide it to see it better: a robust setup to probe the thermal Casimir effect