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Constraints on Hairy Kerr black hole with quasi-periodic oscillations
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The Hairy Kerr black hole is a novel black hole solution that depicts a rotating space-time encompassed by an axisymmetric fluid. It has significant observational importance and is an excellent candidate for an astrophysical black hole. Our study investigates the impact of the hairy charge on the quasi-periodic oscillations (QPOs) of X-ray binaries in the Hairy Kerr black hole (HKBH) space-time. The relativistic precession model is employed to compute the three principal frequencies of the accretion disk encircling the HKBH. We compare our outcomes with the observations of five X-ray binaries and employ a Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) simulation for restricting the hairy charge parameters. There is no substantial evidence for the existence of hairy charge in the HKBH space-time. Therefore, we are placing observational constraints on the deformation parameters with $0<\alpha<0.07697$ and hairy charge values ranging from $0.27182<l_0/M<2.0$.
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