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Abstract
The main objective of our current article is to inspect the solitonic aspect of relativistic magneto-fluid spacetime if its metric is Ricci Bourguignon soliton. We explored some geometrical behaviour of magneto-fluid spacetime emerged with a Ricci Bourguignon soliton. We accomplished a few characterizations of magneto-fluid spacetime in relation to a Ricci bourguignon soliton with a -vector field, torse-forming vector field and conformal Killing vector field. Also, we determine the con-harmonically flat, -flat and -flat curvature state of a magneto-fluid spacetime admitting Ricci bourguignon soliton. Eventually, we explored the magneto-fluid spacetime model characterized by a specific form of energy-momentum tensor in which the pressure equals the energy density. Also, we explicit an example to verify our result. Furthermore, this investigation may offer new insights into the magneto-geometric behaviour of compact astrophysical objects such as neutron stars and magnetars, and opens unexplored avenues for geometric modelling in magnetohydrodynamic engineering and modified gravity theories.
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