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The spontaneous Raman effect in C₆{H}₆$ is investigated in the QED-vacuum confinement condition in the Casimir topology of an optical microcavity as a prototype inelastic quantum-scattering process at optical frequencies. The confinement determines a dramatic enhancement (over a factor of 10³), inhibition, and directional effects on the scattering intensity. Apart from its relevance in atomic and molecular spectroscopy, the work establishes a new perspective in the field of QED scattering involving quantum particles with any energy.
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