Energy extraction from electrovacuum black holes via production of pairs of oppositely charged particles
arXiv:2511.21429 · doi:10.1088/1742-6596/3177/1/012005
Abstract
We consider collisional Penrose process for charged, rotating black holes together with a simple model of pair creation, in which two oppositely charged particles are produced in a collision of two neutral particles. We highlight that significant energy extraction is possible without assuming fine-tuning or extremality as long as the escaping particles are sufficiently charged.
arXiv commentAccepted by the Conference Editors for the Proceedings of the joint GR24 and Amaldi16 meeting
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