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Alexander Kamenshchik

Università degli Studi di Bologna Dipartimento di Fisica e Astronomia

Italy

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Polina Petriakova

University of Bologna

ITALY

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Roberto Casadio

Full Professor

University of Bologna

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Andrea Giusti

Junior Assistant Professor

University of Bologna

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Alexander Kamenshchik

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On gravitational collapse and integrable singularities

Taming the infrared in de Sitter space: autonomous equations, stochastic approach, and Borel resummation

Erratum: IR finite correlation functions in de Sitter space, a smooth massless limit, and an autonomous equation

Generalized Unimodular Gravity and Cosmological Perturbations

Interpretação de vários mundos da mecânica quântica? – É muito simples!

Schwarzschild black hole singularity formation

From the Fokker-Planck equation to perturbative QFT’s results in de Sitter space

IR finite correlation functions in de Sitter space, a smooth massless limit, and an autonomous equation

SINGULARITIES AND THEIR CROSSING IN GRAVITY AND COSMOLOGY

Regular Schwarzschild black holes and cosmological models

Newman-Janis algorithm’s application to regular black hole models

Reconstruction methods and the amplification of the inflationary spectrum

Reflected waves and quantum gravity

Regular black holes, universes without singularities, and phantom-scalar field transitions

Born–Oppenheimer meets Wigner–Weyl in quantum gravity

The Born–Oppenheimer approach to quantum cosmology

Time and Evolution in Quantum and Classical Cosmology

Renormalization group inspired autonomous equations for secular effects in de Sitter space

Future soft singularities, Born-Infeld-like fields, and particles

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Polina Petriakova

Roberto Casadio

Andrea Giusti

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