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Exact solutions of three-dimensional black holes: Einstein gravity versus \(F(R)\) gravity. (English) Zbl 1303.83037

Summary: In this paper, we consider Einstein gravity in the presence of a class of nonlinear electrodynamics, called power Maxwell invariant (PMI). We take into account \((2 + 1)\)-dimensional spacetime in Einstein-PMI gravity and obtain its black hole solutions. Then, we regard pure \(F(R)\) gravity as well as \(F(R)\)-conformally invariant Maxwell (CIM) theory to obtain exact solutions of the field equations with black hole interpretation. Finally, we investigate the conserved and thermodynamic quantities and discuss about the first law of thermodynamics for the mentioned gravitational models.

MSC:

83D05 Relativistic gravitational theories other than Einstein’s, including asymmetric field theories
83C57 Black holes
83C15 Exact solutions to problems in general relativity and gravitational theory

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