David Brizuela

Associate Professor

University of the Basque Country

Spain

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David Brizuela is an Associate Professor at the University of the Basque Country in Spain. His research focuses on theoretical physics, particularly in the areas of black holes, cosmology, and gravitational theories. Recent articles include investigations into nonsingular black holes, perturbations in bimetric gravity, and the chaotic behavior of the Bianchi IX model under quantum effects.

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Universidad del País Vasco (UPV/EHU)

SPAIN

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Articles (19)

Radiative properties of a nonsingular black hole: Hawking radiation and gray-body factor

Dipolar perturbations of nonbidiagonal black holes in bigravity

Perturbations of bimetric gravity on most general spherically symmetric spacetimes

Hybrid classical-quantum systems in terms of moments

Nonsingular collapse of a spherical dust cloud

Gravitational wave oscillations in bimetric cosmology

Spacetime geometry from canonical spherical gravity

Chaotic behavior of the Bianchi IX model under the influence of quantum effects

Asymptotics of Bianchi IX under the presence of matter: Approximate Kasner map

Analytic solutions for the Bianchi I universe coupled to several barotropic perfect fluids

Reduction of primordial chaos by generic quantum effects

Generalized boundary conditions in closed cosmologies

Singularity resolution by holonomy corrections: Spherical charged black holes in cosmological backgrounds

Relativistic effects on the Schrödinger-Newton equation

Anomaly-free deformations of spherical general relativity coupled to matter

Holonomy and inverse-triad corrections in spherical models coupled to matter

Mode coupling on a geometrodynamical quantization of an inflationary universe

Quantum Kasner transition in a locally rotationally symmetric Bianchi II universe

Quantum approach to a Bianchi i singularity

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Raül Vera

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