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Signature quasinormal modes of Ellis-Bronnikov wormhole embedded in warped braneworld background

Published 26 Oct 2023 in gr-qc | (2310.17479v2)

Abstract: We examine the quasi normal modes of Ellis-Bronnikov wormholes embedded in a warped five dimensional braneworld background and compare with it's four dimensional counterpart. These scalar quasi normal frequencies are obtained using the WKB formula, Prony method and the direct integration method. The signature of the warped extra dimension shows up as two distinct quasi normal ringing era, characterised by two distinct dominant quasi normal modes. Features of the latter region are similar to that observed earlier for massive scalar field in black hole background. We also discuss the how steepness of the neck of the wormhole effects the quasi normal frequencies.

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