Investigation reveals effects of electric charge and coupling on quasinormal modes in hairy black holes.
In this article, the shadow and the quasinormal modes (QNMs) of an exact asymptotically flat hairy electrically charged black hole solution with a dilaton potential are investigated. Using the constraint equation among the integration constant η η of the gravitational field, the mass M , the electric charge Q and the coupling constant ν ν between the U (1) field and the dilaton field, we find that the shadow radii, the Lyapunov exponent λ λ and the coordinate angular velocity Ω c Ω c only significantly affected by ν ν if the Q is close to the extremal value. Especially, near the ν =1 ν = 1 critical point the phenomenon exhibits singular enhancement. Furthermore, the QNMs are numerically computed by using the Hatsuda method and verified with the higher-order WKB approximations with the Padé summation. We find that the QNMs are close to that of the low energy limit of the string theory when ν ν is large enough. In the eikonal limit, the real and imaginary parts are proved to be approximated by Ω c Ω c and λ λ , respectively.
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