AbstractWe investigate neutral and charged test particles’ motions around quantum-corrected Schwarzschild black holes immersed in an external magnetic field. Taking the innermost stable circular orbits of neutral timelike particles into account, we find that the black holes can mimic different ranges of the Kerr black hole’s spin |a/M| from 0.15 to 0.99. Our analysis of charged test particles’ motions suggests that the values of the angular momentum l and the energy $$E^{2}$$
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are slightly higher than Schwarzschild black holes. The allowed regions of the $$(l,E^{2})$$
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demonstrate that the critical energy $$E^{2}_{c}$$
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divides the charged test particle’s bounded trajectory into three types. With the help of a Monte Carlo method, we study the charged particles’ probabilities of falling into the black holes and find that the probability density function against l depends on the signs of the particles’ charges. Finally, the epicyclic frequencies of the charged particles are considered with respect to the observed twin peak quasi-periodic oscillations frequencies. Our results might provide hints for distinguishing quantum-corrected Schwarzschild black holes from Schwarzschild ones by using the dynamics of charged test particles around the strong gravitational field.
On one-parametric formula relating the frequencies of twin-peak quasi-periodic oscillations
