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Hi!
We have a projekt at the university and I have been thinking of creating a tiny tiny black hole after I've read some articles. I know one can create an artificial black hole with polarized laser pulses at a block of glass. And then one can measure a lot of things, usually hawkingradiation (in some certain way). BUT, do someone know how to making this experimental setup practically? Which lasers, what glass, what detectors and what eventual program to use? Someone with experience? We have access to a lot of laboratories and a budget if we need to order something.
Here is some articles that describe it very briefly, but know how to do it practically unfortunately.
1) http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2010/11/physicists-create-black-hole-light-lab
2) https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn22347-black-hole-laser-edges-closer-to-testing-hawking/
Thankful for some input if it is possible to do the experiment in some way.
We have a projekt at the university and I have been thinking of creating a tiny tiny black hole after I've read some articles. I know one can create an artificial black hole with polarized laser pulses at a block of glass. And then one can measure a lot of things, usually hawkingradiation (in some certain way). BUT, do someone know how to making this experimental setup practically? Which lasers, what glass, what detectors and what eventual program to use? Someone with experience? We have access to a lot of laboratories and a budget if we need to order something.
Here is some articles that describe it very briefly, but know how to do it practically unfortunately.
1) http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2010/11/physicists-create-black-hole-light-lab
2) https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn22347-black-hole-laser-edges-closer-to-testing-hawking/
Thankful for some input if it is possible to do the experiment in some way.