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    "abstract": "When studying the Casimir effect in a quantum field theory setting, one can impose the boundary conditions by adding appropriate Dirac-delta functions to the path integral. In this paper, the limits of this approach are explored under different boundary conditions.",
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    "authors": [
      "David Vercauteren"
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    "title": "Path-integral approach to Casimir effect with infinitely thin plates",
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