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The Casimir force provides a striking example of the effects of quantumfluctuations in a mesoscopic system. Because it arises from the objects'electromagnetic response, the necessary calculations in quantum field theoryare most naturally expressed in terms of electromagnetic scattering from eachobject. In this review we illustrate a variety of such techniques, with a focuson those that can be expressed in terms of surface effects, including bothidealized boundary conditions and their physical realization in terms ofmaterial properties.

Something Can Come of Nothing: Surface Approaches to Quantum Fluctuations and the Casimir Force