Circular orbits of particles around parameterized black hole

Toshmatov, Bobir

doi:10.1016/j.dark.2022.100992

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“…As well as form and geometrical properties of ECOs shadows visible for a distant observer. A number of authors have studied various properties, including the circular motion of test particles [36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49], images of accretion disk [50][51][52][53][54][55][56][57][58][59], radiation fluxes and luminosity [59][60][61][62][63][64][65][66][67][68], profiles of Fe-Kα lines [69][70][71][72][73][74][75], gravitational lensing [76][77][78][79][80][81][82]…”

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Spherically-symmetric naked singularities with minimally-coupled scalar fields : effects of self-interaction and quasi-normal modes

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In this thesis, we present a detailed consideration of both qualitative and quantitative properties of static spherically symmetric solutions of the Einstein equations with self-interacting scalar fields. Our focus is on solutions with naked singularities. We study the qualitative properties of the solutions of the Einstein equations with real static self-interacting $N$ scalar fields, making some assumptions on self-interaction. We provide a rigorous proof that the corresponding solutions will be regular up to $r=0$. Furthermore, we find the rigorous form of asymptotic solutions near the singularity and at spatial infinity. We construct some examples of spherical-like naked singularities at $r=r_s\neq0$ in curvature coordinates. We analyze the stability of the previously considered solutions against odd-parity gravitational perturbations and also examine the fundamental quasi-normal modes spectra. For the general class of the self-interaction potential, we demonstrate well-posedness of the initial problem and stability for positively defined potentials. As an example, we numerically study the case of the scalar field with power-law self-interaction potential and find the fundamental quasi-normal modes frequencies. We demonstrate that they differ from the standard Schwarzschild black hole case. We study in detail the motion of particles in the vicinity of previously considered solutions. Mainly, we are interested in considering properties of the distribution of stable circular orbits around the corresponding configurations and images of the accretion disk for a distant observer. For all cases, we find possible types of stable circular orbit distributions and domains of parameters where they are realized. We also demonstrate that the presence of self-interaction can lead to a new type of circular orbit distributions, which is absent in the linear massless scalar field case. We build Keplerian disk images in the plane of a distant observer and demonstrate the possibility to mimic the shadows of black holes.

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