Abstract

Recently two-dimensional dilaton gravity has received great attention. We investigate two-dimensional charged black holes. These solutions possess two horizons, an event horizon and an inner, so-called Cauchy horizon. It has been argued on general grounds that the inner horizon must be unstable. We show that a minimally coupled scalar field indeed causes a mass inflation singularity to be formed at the Cauchy horizon, in striking similarity to the four-dimensional case.

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