Since 1974, it was theoretically postulated that black holes, despite their name, emit radiation with a spectrum like that of a black body. Utilizing surface gravity water waves to emulate black hole physics, the authors reveal the emergence of a logarithmic phase singularity analogous to that predicted by Hawking in black holes, whose energy distribution associated with the singularity results in a Fermi-Dirac distribution instead of the familiar Bose-Einstein statistics of the Hawking radiation.
- Georgi Gary Rozenman
- Freyja Ullinger
- Ady Arie