Using second-order perturbation inequalities from the Iyer-Wald formalism, the authors prove that a static charged dilaton black hole cannot be overcharged, so weak cosmic censorship is not violated in this process.
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Static charged dilaton black hole cannot be overcharged by gedanken experiments
Using second-order perturbation inequalities from the Iyer-Wald formalism, the authors prove that a static charged dilaton black hole cannot be overcharged, so weak cosmic censorship is not violated in this process.