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Fold-Point Scaling and Phenomenological Cascade Closures in Regular Black Hole Spacetimes
Semiclassical analyses of regular black holes suggest that inner-horizon instabilities can drive the trapped region to evaporate faster than the Hawking time and seed a transient anti-trapped region. Whether this repeats into a cascade terminating in a horizon-free configuration requires a self-cons
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