Fernando Romero-López

Assistant Professor

University of Bern

Switzerland

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Dr. Fernando Romero-López is an Assistant Professor at the University of Bern in Switzerland. His research primarily focuses on quantum chromodynamics (QCD) and its applications, particularly in the study of scattering amplitudes and the properties of isospin-dense matter. Recent articles authored by him explore various aspects of meson scattering, lattice QCD, and the underlying physics of multimeson interactions.

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University of Washington

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Articles (16)

QCD Constraints on Isospin-Dense Matter and the Nuclear Equation of State

QCD Predictions for Physical Multimeson Scattering Amplitudes

Two- and three-meson scattering amplitudes with physical quark masses from lattice QCD

Comparison of integral equations used to study $$ {T}_{cc}^{+} $$ for a stable D*

The ππ scattering amplitude at large Nc

Finite- and infinite-volume study of DDπ scattering

The present and future of QCD

The three-pion K-matrix at NLO in ChPT

Incorporating DDπ effects and left-hand cuts in lattice QCD studies of the Tcc(3875)+

Applications of flow models to the generation of correlated lattice QCD ensembles

Electroweak three-body decays in the presence of two- and three-body bound states

Two-Pole Nature of the Λ(1405) Resonance from Lattice QCD

The isospin-3 three-particle K-matrix at NLO in ChPT

Three relativistic neutrons in a finite volume

Aspects of scaling and scalability for flow-based sampling of lattice QCD

Interactions of πK, ππK and KKπ systems at maximal isospin from lattice QCD

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Xiaojun Yao

Paul King

Tomáš Husek

Caroline Riedl

Johan Bijnens

Michael Döring

Nir Barnea

Sean Dobbs

Krishna Kumar

Maxwell T Hansen

Prajwal MohanMurthy

Annika Thiel

Bishnu Pandey

Andrew Hanlon

Phiala Shanahan

William Detmold

Farid Salazar

Chun Shen

Tyler Kutz

Miguel Arratia

Colin Morningstar

Andrew Jackura

Kent Paschke

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