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A Non-Singular Black Hole

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arxiv gr-qc/9804070 v1 pith:GUR7VT2B submitted 1998-04-26 gr-qc

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We present a completely integrable deformation of the CGHS dilaton gravity model in two dimensions. The solution is a singularity free black hole that at large distances asymptoticaly joins to the CGHS solution.

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