Thermodynamic properties of the Kerr Black-hole in non-linear electrodynamics with cosmological constant

Abstract

We study thermodynamic properties, in particular the Temperature~(T), Angular velocity~(h) and Entropy~(S) of the of magnetically charged slowly rotating (with rotation parameter a 0.10) Kerr black-hole(BH) with the inclusion of cosmological constant () in the background of nonlinear electrodynamics (NLED). At first we calculated the nonlinear electromagnetic magnetic charged density NLED(r) which is needed to calculate the magnetic mass of the slowly rotating Kerr-BH. We showed the mass profile M(r) of the BH for different combinations of magnetic charges~(qm) and non-linear parameter (β) presence in the Lagrangian density. We found that M(r) attains a plateau for values of r close to the the cosmological length~(L), where L2= 3, irrespective of the combinations of qm and β. The sign corresponds to the de-Sitter(dS) and Anti-de-Sitter(AdS) respectively. Afterwards we showed the allowed parameter spaces in a-M plane using sharkfin diagram for different values of L with positive values of the horizon function, (r), and explain the extremal criterion and asymptotic limit. We showed the values of r where the horizon function of the quadratic polynomials becomes zero and called them as the inner(Cauchy), outer(Event) and large cosmological horizons with different values of a. We showed that the horizon structure depends on a, L and the mass profile M(r). Finally, we tabulated the numerical values of three thermodynamic parameter, i.e., T, h and S at those horizons surfaces. Our results demonstrate that NLED with cosmological constant significantly modifies both the internal structure and thermodynamic properties of Kerr-BH.

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