Quintessential effects on quasiperiodic oscillations in \(4D\) Einstein-Gauss-Bonnet gravity (Q2671574)

The authors focused their attention on discussing the dynamics of test particles in a quintessential black hole space-time with the help of Einstein-Gauss-Bonnet theory of gravity. On this purpose, firstly, they analyzed the main features of space-time geometry and possible values for the coupling and quintessential parameters. Subsequently, they investigated (i) the case when the quintessential black hole event horizon lies at 2M, (ii) scalar invariants of the selected spacetime model, (iii) the effects of the quintessential and the Gauss-Bonnet parameters on the effective potential for radial motion, specific energy and angular momentum of the particles corresponding to their circular orbits, (iv) the effects of the parameters on innermost stable circular orbit radius, (v) the relations between the quintessential and the Gauss-Bonnet parameters providing 6M innermost stable circular orbit radius and (vi) the cases with fundamental frequencies such as the Keplerian and harmonic oscillations.