Jonathan Zrake
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Jonathan Zrake is an Assistant Professor at Clemson University in the United States. His research focuses on the dynamics and electromagnetic signatures of black hole binaries, including topics such as accretion processes, periodic variability in gamma-ray blazars, and the long-term evolution of binary orbits. His recent publications include studies on thermal X-ray signatures in massive black hole mergers and the implications of circumbinary disks in the context of gravitational interactions.
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Københavns Universitet
Cristiano Guidorzi
Associate Professor
University of Ferrara
Denis Bastieri
University of Padova
Ben Margalit
Assistant Professor
University of Minnesota
Sean Brittain
Professor
Clemson University
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Ruggero Valli
Max-Planck-Institut für Astronomie
Jeffrey Fung
Assistant Professor
Clemson University
Zoltan Haiman
Columbia University
Paul Duffell
Assistant Professor
Purdue University
Marco Ajello
Associate Professor
Clemson University
Daniel Suson
Professor of Physics
Purdue University Northwest
Dieter Hartmann
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Clemson University
Daniel D'Orazio
Assistant Professor
Københavns Universitet Niels Bohr Instituttet
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