Laura Sagunski

Professor (W1 tenure-track)

Goethe University Frankfurt

Germany

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Laura Sagunski is a Professor (W1 tenure-track) at Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany. Her research areas include dark matter, gravitational wave physics, and the study of cosmic phenomena in high-energy environments. Recent publications delve into topics such as dark photon production, operational constraints in heavy-ion collisions, and the effects of dark matter on neutron star oscillations.

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Saeed Rastgoo

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University of Alberta

CANADA

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Juergen Schaffner-Bielich

Goethe University Frankfurt

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Marek Lewicki

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University of Warsaw

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Marco Merchand

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

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Articles (16)

Exploring Dark Photon Production and Kinetic Mixing Constraints in Heavy-Ion Collisions

QCD-sourced tachyonic phase transition in a supercooled Universe

Effects of dark matter on f -mode oscillations of neutron stars

Impact of theoretical uncertainties on model parameter reconstruction from GW signals sourced by cosmological phase transitions

On the late-time evolution of velocity-dependent self-interacting dark matter halos

Fermion Proca Stars: Vector-Dark-Matter-Admixed Neutron Stars

Binary systems in massive scalar-tensor theories: Next-to-leading order gravitational wave phase from effective field theory

Post-Newtonian Effects in Compact Binaries with a Dark Matter Spike: A Lagrangian Approach

Dynamical friction from self-interacting dark matter

Supercool exit: Gravitational waves from QCD-triggered conformal symmetry breaking

Comparing accretion disks and dark matter spikes in intermediate mass ratio inspirals

Circularization versus eccentrification in intermediate mass ratio inspirals inside dark matter spikes

First Constraints on Nuclear Coupling of Axionlike Particles from the Binary Neutron Star Gravitational Wave Event GW170817

Shedding light on the angular momentum evolution of binary neutron star merger remnants: a semi-analytic model

Semiclassical regime for dark matter self-interactions

The lifetime of binary neutron star merger remnants

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Saeed Rastgoo

Juergen Schaffner-Bielich

Marek Lewicki

Marco Merchand

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