An all-optical event horizon in an optical analogue of a Laval nozzle
arXiv:1206.5964 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.86.063821
Abstract
Exploiting the fact that light propagation in defocusing nonlinear media can mimic the transonic flow of an equivalent fluid, we demonstrate experimentally the formation of an all-optical event horizon in a waveguide structure akin to a hydrodynamic Laval nozzle. The analogue event horizon, which forms at the nozzle throat is suggested as a novel platform for analogous gravity experiments.
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