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Felipe J. Llanes-Estrada

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Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Spain

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Felipe J. Llanes-Estrada is a Professor at Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain. His research interests encompass quantum chromodynamics, neutron star matter, and the properties of dark matter. Recent articles include works on Hartree-Fock multiquarks, testing gravity with neutron stars, and the implications of chiral-vacuum in QCD modeling.

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Oriol Pujolas

Institut de Física d'Altes Energies

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Articles (15)

The Science of the Einstein Telescope

Quantum computing hadron fragmentation functions in light-front chromodynamics

No evidence for Keplerian taper of far-out galactic rotation in the SPARC galaxy database

A Note on Analytic Continuation to Minkowski Space Relevant for \(^3P_0\) Decay-model Phenomenology

Preparations for quantum computing in hadron physics

Hartree-Fock all-heavy c, b multiquarks and constraints on new top-sector physics

Ensuring that toponium is glued, not nailed

Testing gravity with the latent heat of neutron star matter

Dynamical implementation of canonical second quantization on a quantum computer

Triply-heavy/strange baryons with Cornell potential on a quantum computer

Chiral-vacuum excited replicae in QCD modeling

The torsion of stellar streams and the overall shape of galactic gravity’s source

Ridges in rotating neutron-star properties due to first order phase transitions

Information entropy and fragmentation functions

Galaxy rotation favors prolate dark matter haloes

Collaborators (16)

Oriol Pujolas

Massimiliano Razzano

Violetta Sagun

Francesco Chiadini

Simone Blasi

László Árpád Gergely

Gaetano Lambiase

Emanuele Berti

John Veitch

Fabian Schneider

Riccardo Murgia

Fabian Gittins

Carlo Contaldi

Christopher Berry

Michalis Agathos

Luca Graziani

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