[16p-D215-1~16] 11.5 Junction and circuit fabrication process, digital applications

[16p-D215-1] [The 53rd Young Scientist Presentation Award Speech] Theoretical study of analogue Hawking radiation using SNAILs II

〇Haruna Katayama^1,2, Noriyuki Hatakenaka¹, Toshiyuki Fujii³, Miles P. Blencowe² (1.Hiroshima Univ., 2.Dartmouth Coll., 3.Asahikawa Medical Univ.)

Keywords:superconducting quantum circuits, analogue black holes, solitons

In the previous meeting, we proposed an analogue black hole in a transmission line with superconducting nonlinear asymmetric inductive elements (SNAILs). In the transmission line, a soliton solution is analytically derived by the reductive perturbation method and the soliton modulates the velocity of electromagnetic waves propagating in the transmission line, resulting in generating an analogue black hole. In this presentation, we show that the soliton is also obtained numerically. This system could be a promising candidate to observe Hawking radiation because it is experimentally reported to generate microwave entangled photons.