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{{Infobox paper
| title = Review of Experimental Concepts for Studying the Quantum Vacuum Field   
| url = [http://www.bu.edu/simulation/publications/dcole/PDF/Davis%20et%20al_STAIF06_Log063.pdf Link to paper]
| author = [[Harold E Puthoff]], [[Bernard Haisch]], [[Alfonso Rueda]], [[Eric W Davis]]
| keywords = Vacuum, Field, Quantum electrodynamics, Quantum Theory, nuclear
| published = 2006
}}

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==Abstract==

We review concepts that provide an experimental framework for exploring the possibility and limitations of accessing energy from the space vacuum environment. Quantum electrodynamics (QED) and stochastic electrodynamics (SED) are the theoretical approaches guiding this experimental investigation. This investigation explores the question of whether the quantum vacuum field contains useful energy that can be exploited for applications under the action of a catalyst, or cavity structure, so that energy conservation is not violated. This is similar to the same technical problem at about the same level of technology as that faced by early nuclear energy pioneers who searched for, and successfully discovered, the unique material structure that caused the release of nuclear energy via the neutron chain reaction.

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