Black Hole shadow temperature profile

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The forum discussion centers on recreating figures from the article "Shadow Thermodynamics," specifically figures 5 and 6, using Mathematica. The user successfully generated figure 5 but encountered difficulties with figure 6, particularly in implementing the color function and scaling based on the temperature profile described in equation 19. The equations referenced (16, 18, 24, and 25) relate to the radius of the black hole shadow, denoted as ##r_s##, and the user seeks assistance in accurately depicting these figures.

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I am not sure if it is right to ask this question or not. Kindly let me know if it isn't. Actually I was going through the article Shadow Thermodynamics. I was trying to recreate the image fig 5 and 6 in mathematica. The idea is that we have to draw circles of radius ##r_s## given by equations 16,18,24,25 over a certain range of ##r_h## and the bar legend showing corresponding temperature in equation 19. I can create fig 5, though not exactly matches with the article but I cannot make fig 6. Can anyone help me with this? At least tell me the color function and scaling idea used in this paper.
Thank You in advance
 

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