Sonic black holes with thick horizons in BECs

The episode discusses a paper titled "Sonic black holes with thick horizons in BECs." The hosts explore how simple one-dimensional models of acoustic black holes formed by Bose-Einstein condensates are used to study Hawking-like radiation. They focus on density correlation functions as the key experimental signature and suggest future work involving models with all three flow regimes present.

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