Remark on near-horizon geometry of extreme regular black holes

Abstract

It is shown that the near horizon geometry of a generic extreme regular black hole solution of Einstein gravity coupled to nonlinear electrodynamics is described by the $Ad{S}_2\times S^2$ spacetime.

arXiv comment7 pages v2: presentation improved, references added. The version to appear in MPLA

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