B What Equations Are Relevant for a Micro Singularity in Euclidean Space Time?

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What if the LHC produced a mini black hole and as a result a micro singularity was produced. If you were using Euclidean space time what equations and factors do you think would be most relevant?
 
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Tommy 101 said:
What if the LHC produced a mini black hole ...
It would evaporate in pretty much the same instant it was formed
 
But what if it didn't evaporate and instead lasted for say 5 seconds and you threw a baseball in it. What happens to the baseball?
 
Tommy 101 said:
But what if it didn't evaporate

This question is "What do the laws of physics say when we disregard the laws of physics" and as such has no answer.
 
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