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Matter-induced global regularity in non-polynomial quasi-topological gravity with Born-Infeld electrodynamics
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We construct exact static, spherically symmetric charged solutions in four-dimensional non-polynomial quasi-topological gravity coupled to Born-Infeld electrodynamics. We focus on the model $h(p)=p/(1+\ell^{2}p)$, whose vacuum branch develops a curvature singularity at a finite radius. We show that Born-Infeld nonlinearities can remove this singularity within a finite region of parameter space, yielding globally regular geometries with an asymptotically flat exterior and a finite-curvature AdS-type core. The regular sector contains both horizonless configurations and RBHs, separated by a degenerate-horizon boundary. We further identify a continuous branch of regular black holes with a triple-degenerate inner horizon and a simple outer event horizon, satisfying $κ_-=0$ and $κ_+\neq0$. These results provide a converse example to cases in which introducing charge spoils the regularity of a black hole that is regular in vacuum. In the present model, Born-Infeld electrodynamics instead removes the finite-radius singularity of a gravitational branch that is singular in vacuum and supports globally regular charged geometries, including regular black holes with nontrivial inner-horizon structure.
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