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Jungil Lee

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Korea University

South Korea

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Jungil Lee is a Professor at Korea University, South Korea. His research areas include Chebyshev polynomials, quarkonium production, dark matter models, and advanced techniques in differential operators. He has contributed significantly to the fields of theoretical physics and mathematical methods, as reflected in his recent publications.

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U-Rae Kim

Assistant Professor

Korea Military Academy

SOUTH KOREA

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Jungil Lee

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Resummation of Threshold Double Logarithms in Hadroproduction of Heavy Quarkonium

Scalar dark matter multiplet of global O(N) symmetry

Chebyshev polynomials boost the π-series convergence

Physics analysis with Leibniz’s differential operators dn

The art of Schwinger and Feynman parametrizations

Erratum to: Higher-order relativistic corrections to gluon fragmentation into spin-triplet S-wave quarkonium

Vacuum stability of conformally invariant scalar dark matter models

Finding normal modes of a loaded string with the method of Lagrange multipliers

Lagrange-multiplier regularization of eigenproblem for Jx

Time-independent perturbation theory with Lagrange multipliers

Investigation of infinitely rapidly oscillating distributions

Reply to Comment on ‘Electrostatic potential of a uniformly charged triangle in barycentric coordinates’

Renormalization of the radiative jet function

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U-Rae Kim

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