Black holes can be split into multiple smaller black holes under specific theoretical conditions
Theoretical physics literature explores the conditions and thermodynamic constraints under which black holes can undergo fragmentation into multiple smaller entities.
The claim refers to the theoretical possibility of black holes splitting (fragmenting) into multiple smaller black holes under specific conditions. Papers [6] and [10] explicitly discuss black hole fragmentation and the thermodynamic or entropic conditions under which this process is evaluated. The other papers discuss unrelated topics like gravitational waves, dark matter, neutron stars, materials science, or general relativity without addressing the specific splitting of a black hole into multiple smaller ones. Therefore, the claim is supported by the literature.
Jiayi Xia, Yen Chin Ong. Upper Bound of Barrow Entropy Index from Black Hole Fragmentation. 2024. https://doi.org/10.3390/universe10040177
Discusses the thermodynamic stability conditions under which sufficiently large black holes should not fragment, implying that smaller or specific conditions could permit black hole fragmentation.
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M. Cadoni. Black Hole fragmentation and holography. 2003. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.69.084021
Examines entropy changes due to black hole fragmentation across various dimensions and identifies specific conditions and thresholds where black holes can fragment.
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