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1. Physics and Astronomy › Black Holes and Theoretical Physics

   Thermodynamics and shadows of GUP-corrected black holes with topological defects in Bumblebee gravity

   Karmakar, Gogoi and Goswami · Physics of the Dark Universe · 2023

   The paper studies a Schwarzschild-type black hole with GUP corrections and topological defects in Bumblebee gravity, examining its thermodynamics and shadow, and sets limits on the parameters.

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   1. UncheckedIn this model, a black hole's temperature, entropy and heat capacity change noticeably with Lorentz symmetry violation, GUP corrections and monopoles.“Our investigation reveals significant changes in the thermodynamic behavior of the black hole due to violations of Lorentz symmetry, GUP corrections, and the presence of monopoles.”
   2. UncheckedFor this GUP-corrected, monopole-bearing black hole in Bumblebee gravity, the shadow does not depend on the Lorentz symmetry violation parameter.“However, the shadow of the black hole is unaffected by violations of Lorentz symmetry.”