Sgr A* Shadow Study with KTN Space Time and Investigation of NUT Charge Existence
arXiv:2409.16591 · doi:10.3390/universe10090378
Abstract
In this paper, I investigate the existence of the NUT charge through the KTN spacetime using shadow observations of Sgr A*. I report that the range of my constraint for the NUT charge is between 0.5 and 0.5 for Schwarzschild-like and very slowly rotating KTN black holes. This range extends to 1.5 for spins up to 2 and 1.5 for spins up to 2 based on Keck observations for both 40 and 10 viewing angles. For VLTI observations, Schwarzschild-like and very slowly rotating KTN black holes are excluded for a 40 viewing angle, and the NUT charge is constrained to a very narrow range for a 10 viewing angle. I report that the possibility of having KTN naked singularities in Sgr A* is small, considering the uncertainties in the shadow size.
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