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Destroying the event horizon of regular black holes

Li, Zilong, Bambi, Cosimo

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Recently, several authors have studied the possibility of overspinning or overcharging an existing black hole to destroy its event horizon and make the central singularity naked.

When all the effects are properly taken into account, any attempt to destroy the black hole seems to be doomed to fail, in agreement with the weak cosmic censorship conjecture.
In this letter, we study the possibility of destroying the event horizon of regular black holes.
These objects have no central singularity and therefore they are not protected by the cosmic censorship hypothesis.

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