Penrose Diagram for a Transient Black Hole
James Lindesay, Paul Sheldon

TL;DR
This paper constructs a Penrose diagram for a transient black hole that forms and dissolves symmetrically, showing that its life cycle leaves asymptotic observers in an unaltered Minkowski space-time.
Contribution
It provides a detailed Penrose diagram for a black hole with a smooth, symmetric life cycle, including computational derivation of coordinate curves.
Findings
Black hole forms and dissolves symmetrically in the diagram
Causal relationships between space-time regions are analyzed
Observers at infinity see no change in the overall space-time structure
Abstract
A Penrose diagram is constructed for a spatially coherent black hole that smoothly begins an accretion, then excretes symmetrically as measured by a distant observer, with the initial and final states described by a metric of Minkowski form. Coordinate curves on the diagram are computationally derived. Causal relationships between space-time regions are briefly discussed. The life cycle of the black hole demonstrably leaves asymptotic observers in an unaltered Minkowski space-time of uniform conformal scale.
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