Analytical Critical Phenomena of Rotating Regular AdS Black Holes with Dark Energy
Hayat. Laassiri, Ahmed. Daassou, Rachid. Benbrik

TL;DR
This paper analytically investigates the critical phenomena of rotating regular AdS black holes, considering dark energy and quintessence effects, revealing how dark energy influences phase transitions and critical behavior.
Contribution
It provides the first analytical calculation of critical points for rotating regular AdS black holes with dark energy and explores the impact of quintessence on phase transitions.
Findings
Dark energy significantly affects phase transition behavior.
Quintessence intensity alters the shape of critical transition functions.
Critical points are analytically determined for the first time in this context.
Abstract
This study focuses on precisely calculating analytical critical points for rotating regular AdS black holes, examining scenarios with and without external dark field contributions. Importantly, it represents the first attempt to compute critical points for this specific class of rotating black holes. Our primary focus is on investigating the impact resulting from variations in the charge of nonlinear electrodynamics on the critical phenomena of rotating regular AdS black holes, while also incorporating the influence of quintessence field contributions. The analytical investigation is concentrated on the horizon radius, employing two distinct approaches to simplify the complexity and length of the calculations. Furthermore, our examination extends to deciphering the intricate relationship between dark energy and critical phenomena. This involves visually portraying a range of critical…
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories
