Matter accretion onto Einstein-aether black holes via well-known fluids

We study matter accretion onto Einstein-aether black holes by adopting the Hamiltonian approach. The general solution of accretion is discussed using the isothermal equation of state. Different types of fluids are considered, including ultra-relativistic, ultra-stiff, sub-relativistic, and radiation fluids, and the accretion process onto Einstein-aether black holes is analyzed. The behavior of the fluid flow and the existence of critical points is investigated for Einstein-aether black holes. We further discuss the general expression and behavior of polytropic fluid onto Einstein-aether black holes. The most important feature of this work is the investigation of the mass accretion rate of the above-mentioned fluids and the comparison of our findings with the Schwarzschild black hole, which generates particular signatures. Moreover, the maximum mass accretion rate occurs near the Killing and universal horizons, and the minimum accretion rate lies between them.