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<title>The Effect of Negative-Energy Shells on the Schwarzschild Black Hole</title>
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	<p>We construct Penrose diagrams for Schwarzschild spacetimes joined by  massless shells of matter, in the process correcting             minor flaws in the similar diagrams drawn by Dray and ’t  Hooft (Commun Math Phys 99:613–625, 1985), and confirming their result             that such shells generate a horizon shift. We then consider  shells with negative energy density, showing that the horizon             shift in this case allows for travel between the heretofore  causally separated exterior regions of the Schwarzschild geometry.             These drawing techniques are then used to investigate the  properties of successive shells, joining multiple Schwarzschild             regions. Again, the presence of negative-energy shells leads  to a causal connection between the exterior regions, even in             (some) cases with two successive shells of equal but  opposite total energy.</p>

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<author>Jeffrey Hazboun et al.</author>


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