Nonlinear Stability of the Bardeen–De Sitter Wormhole in f(R) Gravity

This paper discusses the nonlinear stability of a thin-shell wormhole from a regular black hole in Bardeen–de Sitter spacetime in the f(R) gravity framework. The stability is examined under the linear perturbation about static solution and a nonlinear variable equation of state, such as the modified generalized Chaplygin gas. The stability solutions for a suitable choice of different parameters included in the variable equation of state and f(R) gravity models, as well as the metric space–time, are illustrated.

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Galaxies
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2025-03-28
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https://doi.org/10.3390/galaxies13020030
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Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
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Nonlinear Stability of the Bardeen–De Sitter Wormhole in f(R) Gravity

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Nonlinear Stability of the Bardeen–De Sitter Wormhole in f(R) Gravity

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Abstract

This paper discusses the nonlinear stability of a thin-shell wormhole from a regular black hole in Bardeen–de Sitter spacetime in the f(R) gravity framework. The stability is examined under the linear perturbation about static solution and a nonlinear variable equation of state, such as the modified generalized Chaplygin gas. The stability solutions for a suitable choice of different parameters included in the variable equation of state and f(R) gravity models, as well as the metric space–time, are illustrated.

GalaxiesVol. 13(2)
Imam Mohammad ibn Saud Islamic University (SA)
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Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
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