Re: Another dumb black hole question (charge and acceleration)

On 18 m=E4rts, 01:59, Tim Little <t...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:
> On 2008-03-17, sigidu...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 <sigidu...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > This suggests that the proton would experience a different event
> > horizon, except that I know that's not right.
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> The event horizon is a purely geometric criterion: the boundary
> between spacetime points that have timelike paths "out to infinity"
> and those that do not.  The proton would be subject to an
> electromagnetic force, but the amount of force required to "hover"
> arbitrarily close to the event horizon of a black hole is unbounded.
> No force can keep the proton from falling in if it p***** the event
> horizon.
>
> - Tim

So, how does a charged particle behave around a Nordstr=F6m black hole?