Abstract
Vacuum polarisation potentials of extended charge distributions are calculated using an efficient Fourier-Bessel method for the evaluation of folding integrals. In order to obtain a well defined and a quantitatively correct picture of vacuum polarisation effects, these potentials are employed to yield vacuum polarisation charge densities via Poisson's equation of classical electrostatics.
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