Frequency Shift of Electromagnetic Radiation Around Charged Hayward Black Hole

In this work, we investigate spacetime and photon dynamics around a charged Hayward black hole, focusing on the effects of electric charge Q and the length factor l. Our analysis shows that the maximum charge for black hole existence decreases as l increases, vanishing at l/M≃0.77. The black hole has both inner and outer horizons, with the outer horizon shrinking and the inner horizon expanding as spacetime parameters increase. The spacetime curvature, measured by the Kretschmann scalar, is most pronounced when both parameters are small, resembling the Schwarzschild black hole. The electric charge strongly influences the curvature and photon sphere size, while the effect of the length factor is less significant. Additionally, the gravitational redshift of photons is more sensitive to the electric charge of the compact object than the length factor, diminishing as Q increases and with greater radial distance from the black hole. Overall, while both spacetime parameters affect black hole properties, the electric charge has a slightly stronger impact, especially on gravitational redshift and photon behavior.