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Motion of test particles in quasi anti-de Sitter regular black holes

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arxiv 2402.18997 v1 pith:IDXSB2YF submitted 2024-02-29 gr-qc math-phmath.MP

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We explore the characteristics of two novel regular spacetimes that exhibit a non-zero vacuum energy term, under the form of a (quasi) anti-de Sitter phase. Specifically, the first metric is spherical, while the second, derived by applying the generalized Newman-Janis algorithm to the first, is axisymmetric. We show that the equations of state of the effective fluids associated with the two metrics asymptotically tend to negative values, resembling quintessence. In addition, we study test particle motions, illustrating the main discrepancies among our models and more conventional metrics exhibiting non-vanishing anti-de Sitter phase.

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