Abstract
Dark energy, one of the mysterious and impactful forms of energy in the cosmos has a crucial role in propelling the rapid expansion of the cosmos. As a result it is highly likely that dark energy interacts with astrophysical objects in some direct or indirect way. The present paper introduces a simplified method to simulate the interaction between energy and conspicuous baryonic matter. It is accomplished by using a dense pulsar named PSRJ1614-2230 as a representative model star. The study involves solving Einsteins field equations within the stars interior using the Kuchowicz spacetime framework. The solutions obtained are then analyzed across physical as well as geometrical parameters such as metric potentials, pressure, density and energy conditions. Based on this analysis, it is suggested that the formation of the star embraced with dark energy equation of state exhibits stability. Importantly the proposed stellar model does not have any singularities, meets the stability criteria. Additionally, numerical results for the adiabatic and abreu index indicate that the model star displays stiffness and resilience against radial adiabatic perturbations.
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