Remarks on the effects of the quintessence on regular black holes
arXiv:2206.00753 · doi:10.1007/s10509-022-04118-6
Abstract
We present the generalization of a regular black hole surrounded by quintessence, considering Bardeen-like solutions added with this fluid. We also compare our solution particularized to the Bardeen one with those found in the recent literature, showing that some of them are inconsistent since they add quintessence "by hand", neglecting also the interesting behavior of the complete solution nearby the origin. Then, we present the correct way to implement the quintessential fluid in more general four-dimensional regular black hole geometries and explore some of its consequences, such as removing the black hole regularity at the origin.
arXiv comment3 pages, 2 figures
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