Masaru Hongo

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Niigata University

Japan

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Masaru Hongo is an Assistant Professor at Niigata University, Japan. His research interests include effective field theories, quantum hydrodynamics, and relativistic magnetohydrodynamics, with a focus on weakly bound nuclei and interactions in ultracold atom systems. His recent publications address topics such as spin relaxation in baryons and heavy quarks, as well as universal properties of two-neutron halo nuclei.

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The University of Alabama

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Effective field theory for weakly bound two-neutron halo nuclei: Corrections from neutron-neutron effective range

Complex-valued in-medium potential between heavy impurities in ultracold atoms

Spin relaxation rate for baryons in a thermal pion gas

Universal van der Waals Force between Heavy Polarons in Superfluids

New Developments in Relativistic Magnetohydrodynamics

Spin relaxation rate for heavy quarks in weakly coupled QCD plasma

Gyrohydrodynamics: Relativistic spinful fluid with strong vorticity

Quantum hydrodynamics from local thermal pure states

Universal Properties of Weakly Bound Two-Neutron Halo Nuclei

Effective field theory of fluctuating wall in open systems: from a kink in Josephson junction to general domain wall

Anomaly-induced edge currents in hydrodynamics with parity anomaly

Relativistic spin hydrodynamics with torsion and linear response theory for spin relaxation

Analytical WKB theory for high-harmonic generation and its application to massive Dirac electrons

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Matthias Kaminski

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