Concentrated Centrifugal Frame-Dragging as a Mechanism for Forced Cosmic Censorship Violation

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Authors: Jack B. DeVore
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Abstract

We propose a mechanism for violating the Cosmic Censorship Conjecture (CCC) that isqualitatively distinct from previous overspinning proposals. Rather than adding angularmomentum to an existing black hole—which encounters the self-limiting mechanisms identifiedby Wald (1974)—we engineer a background spacetime in which the effective spin parameteralready exceeds the extremal limit prior to gravitational collapse. Specifically, we show that theconstructive superposition of frame-dragging fields from a multi-body supermassive Kerr blackhole configuration can produce a convergence region where the shift vector magnitude exceedsc. Matter collapsing within this Concentrated Centrifugal Frame-Dragging (CCFD) zoneinherits a super-extremal effective spin, and the horizon radius equation admits no real solutionat any stage of collapse. The singularity forms without a horizon—it is born naked. We addressstabilization via charged-singularity magnetic confinement using coherent magnetar arrays,and propose that the Neo-Lorentzian interpretation of GR (with the CMB dipole as preferredframe) eliminates CTC pathologies, removing the primary theoretical objection tosuper-extremal stability. We identify five observational predictions testable with current andnear-future gravitational wave detectors.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Black Holes and Theoretical Physics Astrophysical Phenomena and Observations Relativity and Gravitational Theory

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
15 February 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Preprint