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Smooth cutoffs and analytic continuation in Casimir physics
Divergent series arising in the computation of Casimir energies admit two seemingly different treatments: a physically motivated regularization and subtraction procedure, and formal analytic continuation methods that assign finite values directly to divergent expressions. The agreement between these
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