The Casimir forces are due to the quantisation of electromagnetic fluctuations in vacuum, while the weak nuclear interactions are mediated
by subatomic scale particles, originally called mesons by Yukawa.
Not exact matches
According to the first theory, the seeds which gave rise to the present day structure in the Universe are quantum fluctuations, minute variations on a
subatomic scale that were expanded
by more than 60 orders of magnitude as the Universe went through an «inflationary phase» — a period of extremely rapid expansion — first proposed
by Alan Guth of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
By contrast, quantum mechanics is fuzzy because when the world is observed at the
subatomic scale, it is apparent that particles are also waves: A dancing electron is both a tangible nugget and an oscillation of energy.