Physics
Scientific paper
May 1996
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Physical Review D (Particles, Fields, Gravitation, and Cosmology), Volume 53, Issue 10, 15 May 1996, pp.5698-5704
Physics
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Classical Black Holes, Singularities And Cosmic Censorship, Lower Dimensional Models, Minisuperspace Models
Scientific paper
The stability of the Cauchy horizons is investigated in two-dimensional (2D) dilaton black holes possessing multihorizon structures. For the Cauchy horizon with nonvanishing surface gravity, the Cauchy horizon will be converted into a nonscalar curvature singularity under the perturbation of the purely infalling null dust, and a scalar curvature singularity will be formed at the Cauchy horizon when the 2D dilaton black holes are perturbed by both outgoing and infalling null dust. For the Cauchy horizon with vanishing surface gravity, we find that the Cauchy horizon can be completely stable when p>=1+2/b, and mass inflation can take place only if p<1+1/b, but a scalar curvature singularity will still be formed along the Cauchy horizon when 1+1/b<=p<1+2/b, where the constant p comes from the infalling radiation with the power-law tail v-p-1, and b means that the equation determining the horizons has b+1 degenerate roots at the Cauchy horizon. When quantum effects are considered, the classical stable Cauchy horizon is still quantum mechanically unstable and is converted into a scalar curvature singularity. In addition, this paper can also be acted as a further test of the Cauchy-horizon stability conjecture suggested recently by Helliwell and Konkowski.
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