Jean-Francois Fortin
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Jean-Francois Fortin is a Professor at Université Laval in Canada. His research encompasses areas such as conformal field theory, Virasoro algebra, and the interaction of axion-like particles with astrophysical phenomena. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of photon coupling in neutron star mergers and the exploration of polarization effects in emission from magnetars. His recent publications reflect a strong focus on theoretical frameworks and their applications in high-energy physics.
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Year:
2024
Year:
2022
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Kirtimaan Mohan
Assistant Professor
Michigan State University
Antonio Boveia
Associate Professor
Ohio State University
Alessandro Papa
Full professor
University of Calabria
Indara Suarez
Assistant Professor
Boston University
Enrico Bertuzzo
Associate professor
University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
Alexey Boyarsky
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Christopher Hill
Professor
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Bhupal Dev
Washington University in St. Louis
Elina Fuchs
Junior Professor
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Rabah Abdul Khalek
University of Amsterdam
Masahiro Komatsu
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Dorival Goncalves
Assistant Professor
Oklahoma State University
Juan Rojo
University of Amsterdam
Mary Hall Reno
Professor
Iowa State University
Adam Ritz
Professor
University of Victoria
Seung J. Lee
Professor
Korea University
Aleksander Kusina
Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences
Adrian Carmona
Associate Professor
Universidad de Granada
Michael Klasen
Professor
University of Münster
Francesco Giovanni Celiberto
Adjunct professor
University of Calabria
Tevong You
King's College London
Anna Nelles
DESY Zeuthen
Stewart Boogert
The University of Manchester
Rikard Enberg
Uppsala University
Jonathan Feng
Distinguished Professor
University of California, Irvine
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