A Regular Black Hole with a Core of Exotic Matter and a Portal to a Time-Free Domain

This is the second version (v2) of the Sharipov regular black hole model. It includes new sections on observational tests (shadow comparison with EHT, echoes with LIGO, microlensing with JWST), analytic extension beyond the core, and stability analysis. Two new figures have been added. The model predicts a shadow deviation of up to 5% for γ ≈ 0.70, making it testable with current EHT observations.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-07-28
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21651501
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Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
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A Regular Black Hole with a Core of Exotic Matter and a Portal to a Time-Free Domain

Muhammad Saidjonovij Sharipow
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
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A Regular Black Hole with a Core of Exotic Matter and a Portal to a Time-Free Domain

Muhammad Saidjonovij Sharipow
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Abstract

This is the second version (v2) of the Sharipov regular black hole model. It includes new sections on observational tests (shadow comparison with EHT, echoes with LIGO, microlensing with JWST), analytic extension beyond the core, and stability analysis. Two new figures have been added. The model predicts a shadow deviation of up to 5% for γ ≈ 0.70, making it testable with current EHT observations.

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