Cet exposé présente des résultats récents [17, 18] quant à deux modèles effectifs pour les effets de la polarisation du vide quantique sur les champs électromagnétiques. Le modèle de Pauli-Villars les décrit de manière rigoureuse lorsque les champs électromagnétiques sont supposés classiques. À partir de ce premier modèle est ensuite proposée une dérivation du modèle classique d’Euler-Heisenberg [22] dans un régime de champs purement magnétiques et faiblement variables.
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title = {Deux mod\`eles effectifs pour les champs \'electromagn\'etiques dans le vide de {Dirac}},
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Philippe Gravejat; Christian Hainzl; Mathieu Lewin; Éric Séré. Deux modèles effectifs pour les champs électromagnétiques dans le vide de Dirac. Séminaire Laurent Schwartz — EDP et applications (2015-2016), Talk no. 14, 20 p. doi : 10.5802/slsedp.89. https://proceedings.centre-mersenne.org/articles/10.5802/slsedp.89/
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