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| author | Chen, Hongyu Fan, Wei Chew, Xiao Yan |
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| contents | An asymptotically flat hairy black hole (HBH) can exhibit distinct characteristics when compared to the Schwarzschild black hole, due to the evasion of no-hair theorem by minimally coupling the Einstein gravity with a scalar potential which possesses asymmetric vacua, i.e, a false vacuum $(ϕ=0)$ and a true vacuum $(ϕ=ϕ_1)$. In this paper, we investigate the geodesic motion of both massive test particles and photons in the vicinity of HBH with $ϕ_1=0.5$ and $ϕ_1=1.0$ by analyzing their effective potentials derived from the geodesic equation. By fixing $ϕ_1$, the effective potential of a massive test particle increases monotonically when its angular momentum $L$ is very small. When $L$ increases to a critical value, the effective potential possesses an inflection point which is known as the innermost stable of circular orbit (ISCO), where the test particle can still remain stable in a circular orbit with a minimal radius without being absorbed by the HBH or fleeing to infinity. Beyond the critical value of $L$, the effective potential possesses a local minimum and a local maximum, indicating the existence of unstable and stable circular orbits, respectively. Moreover, the HBH possesses an unstable photon sphere but its location slightly deviates from the Schwarzschild black hole. The trajectories of null geodesics in the vicinity of HBH can also be classified into three types, which are the direct, lensing and photon sphere, based on the deflection angle of light, but the values of impact parameters can vary significantly than the Schwarzschild black hole. |
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| spellingShingle | Geodesic Motion of Test Particles around the Scalar Hairy Black Holes with Asymmetric Vacua Chen, Hongyu Fan, Wei Chew, Xiao Yan General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology An asymptotically flat hairy black hole (HBH) can exhibit distinct characteristics when compared to the Schwarzschild black hole, due to the evasion of no-hair theorem by minimally coupling the Einstein gravity with a scalar potential which possesses asymmetric vacua, i.e, a false vacuum $(ϕ=0)$ and a true vacuum $(ϕ=ϕ_1)$. In this paper, we investigate the geodesic motion of both massive test particles and photons in the vicinity of HBH with $ϕ_1=0.5$ and $ϕ_1=1.0$ by analyzing their effective potentials derived from the geodesic equation. By fixing $ϕ_1$, the effective potential of a massive test particle increases monotonically when its angular momentum $L$ is very small. When $L$ increases to a critical value, the effective potential possesses an inflection point which is known as the innermost stable of circular orbit (ISCO), where the test particle can still remain stable in a circular orbit with a minimal radius without being absorbed by the HBH or fleeing to infinity. Beyond the critical value of $L$, the effective potential possesses a local minimum and a local maximum, indicating the existence of unstable and stable circular orbits, respectively. Moreover, the HBH possesses an unstable photon sphere but its location slightly deviates from the Schwarzschild black hole. The trajectories of null geodesics in the vicinity of HBH can also be classified into three types, which are the direct, lensing and photon sphere, based on the deflection angle of light, but the values of impact parameters can vary significantly than the Schwarzschild black hole. |
| title | Geodesic Motion of Test Particles around the Scalar Hairy Black Holes with Asymmetric Vacua |
| topic | General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.00565 |