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Entropy Corrected Thermodynamic Geometries of Regular Black Holes

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dc.contributor.author Tariq, Hamza
dc.date.accessioned 2024-06-05T06:04:23Z
dc.date.available 2024-06-05T06:04:23Z
dc.date.issued 2024-06-05
dc.identifier.uri http://repository.cuilahore.edu.pk/xmlui/handle/123456789/4222
dc.description.abstract In thisthesis,weexplorethethermodynamiccharacteristicsofaBardeen blackholethatinteractswithastringcloudandisminimallyconnectedto nonlinear electrodynamics.Wepresentaentropyfunctionwith¯veparame- ters, demonstratingitssingularity-freebehaviorthroughouttheentirecos- mic evolutionoftheuniverse.Moreover,thisfunctionservestoextendthe Tsallis, R¶enyi,andSharma-Mittalentropiesforappropriateparameterlimit conditions.ForinstancetheTsallisentropyisexpressedas ST = S±, where ± representstheTsallisexponentand S denotes theBekenstein-Hawking entropy.Thisformulaisparticularlyapplicabletosystemswithlong-range interactionswheretheBoltzmann-Gibbsentropyisnotsuitable.It'sevident that when ± = 1,theTsallisentropyconvergestotheBekensteinHawking limit, butforvaluesof ± other than1,itdoesnotexhibitadditivity.On the contrary,theR¶enyientropyitconvergestotheBekenstein-Hawking limit asaapproacheszero.WhiletheTsallisandR¶enyientropiesmightbe combinedtogeneratetheSharma-Mittalentropy,theR¶enyientropywas ¯rst o®eredasawaytoassessinformationcontent.Weanalyzeavariety of parameters,includingmass,temperature,pressure,andGibbsfreeen- ergy,usingtheTsallis,R¶enyi,andSharma-Mittalentropies.Inourstudy, wederivestablebehaviorand¯ndphysicalsolutionsbytakingparticular valuesfortheparameters a and q. en_US
dc.language.iso en en_US
dc.publisher Comsats CUI Lahore en_US
dc.relation.ispartofseries SP22-RMT-001;8710
dc.subject thermodynamic, characteristics, electrodynamics, singularity-free, Boltzmann-Gibbs en_US
dc.title Entropy Corrected Thermodynamic Geometries of Regular Black Holes en_US
dc.type Thesis en_US


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