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Energy Extraction and Evolution of Regular Black Holes: The Case of Bardeen Spacetime
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Energy Extraction and Evolution of Regular Black Holes: The Case of Bardeen Spacetime
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This paper examines regular black holes, in particular the Bardeen spacetime where singularities are replaced by non-singular cores. It explores the energy extraction through the charged Penrose process and shows that magnetic charge evaporation can drive a regular black hole towards a singularity. Two evaporation models are proposed, dealing with charge loss and combined charge evaporation with mass accretion, providing insights into the evolution and stability of regular black holes.
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