2010•Journal of Physics Conference SeriesOpen access

Correlations of Hawking radiation in acoustic black holes

Serena Fagnocchi

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I will review the main motivations and results regarding the proposal to use nonlocal correlations measurements to get evidence of the Hawking effect in acoustic black holes, focussing in particular on those built up with weakly interacting Bose Einstein condensates and rings of ions.

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I will review the main motivations and results regarding the proposal to use nonlocal correlations measurements to get evidence of the Hawking effect in acoustic black holes, focussing in particular on those built up with weakly interacting Bose Einstein condensates and rings of ions.

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I will review the main motivations and results regarding the proposal to use nonlocal correlations measurements to get evidence of the Hawking effect in acoustic black holes, focussing in particular on those built up with weakly interacting Bose Einstein condensates and rings of ions.

Key concepts: Hawking radiation, Hawking, Sonic black hole, Einstein, Micro black hole, Physics, Black hole (networking), Theoretical physics

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