Effect of Einasto spike on the gravitationally decoupled self-gravitating dark matter halos

Abstract In this work, we consider the possibility of constructing gravitationally bound, charged dark matter halos motivated by Einasto density model. This model generalizes the concept of charged, non-commutative mini-compact objects by including dark matter as its primary component through the principles of the minimal geometric deformation strategy. We point out that the coupling of the non-commutativity inspired Einasto spike density model with a non-isotropic fluid, within the context of gravitational decoupling allows the formation of different minimally deformed dark matter halos, corresponding to each value of the deformation parameter. We assume the Tolman-Kuchowicz cosmological model as a seed metric within the geometric deformation scheme to initially generate an electrically charged isotropic solution. Subsequently, we employ a density-like constraint to produce a second anisotropic charged dark matter stellar model via the Einasto density profile. A complete graphical analysis of the structural variables and stability of both models indicate that, for the considered choice of parameters, both cosmological models are well-behaved, exhibiting expected physical behavior.