Sources of matter for wormholes in a k-essence theory
Marcos V. de S. Silva, Carlos F. S. Pereira, Bruna Bragato, Manuel E. Rodrigues, J\'ulio C. Fabris, H. Belich

TL;DR
This paper investigates matter sources for wormholes within a k-essence scalar field theory, analyzing charged wormhole models and how their parameters influence energy condition violations.
Contribution
It introduces specific charged wormhole models in a k-essence framework, deriving scalar fields and potentials for various parameter choices, and examines conditions for energy violation.
Findings
Derived scalar fields and potentials for wormholes with different parameters.
Identified parameter conditions that lead to null energy condition violations.
Extended the Ellis-Bronnikov wormhole model within a k-essence context.
Abstract
In this work, we analyze some matter sources associated with wormhole models within a k-essence theory coupled to the gravitational sector through a phantom scalar field. We adopt a spherically symmetric background in (3+1) dimensions and consider two types of systems: electrically and magnetically charged. In the first case, we consider the generalized Ellis-Bronnikov model, in which we fix the k-essence field exponent to and take the parameter , where is the parameter that modifies the area of this wormhole model. From this we obtained the expression for the scalar field, the potential, and the associated electromagnetic functions for any values of the parameter . In the second and third models, we consider the scenario of two wormholes that are structured according to the adjustment of the parameters that define their area function , and in…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Pulsars and Gravitational Waves Research
