Raymond Volkas

Redmond Barry Distinguished Professor

University of Melbourne

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Raymond Volkas is a Redmond Barry Distinguished Professor at the University of Melbourne, Australia. His research interests encompass various aspects of particle physics and cosmology, particularly focusing on dark matter, flavoured axions, and lepton flavor violation. Recent publications include topics such as Higgs boson decays, dark photon constraints, and the interplay between asymmetrical dark matter and baryogenesis.

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German Valencia

MONASH UNIVERSITY

AUSTRALIA

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Michael Schmidt

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University of New South Wales

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Andrea Thamm

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University of Melbourne

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John Gargalionis

University of Adelaide

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Articles (14)

Z and Higgs boson decays with doubly-charged scalars at one-loop: Current constraints, future sensitivities, and application to lepton-triality models

Scalar dark matter explanation of the excess in the Belle II B+ → K++ invisible measurement

Classification of three-family flavoured DFSZ axion models that have no domain wall problem

Explaining the cosmological dark matter coincidence in asymmetric dark QCD

Constraining dark photons with self-consistent simulations of globular cluster stars

Lepton-flavor-violating tau decays from triality

VISHν: Flavour-Variant DFSZ Axion Model for Inflation, Neutrino Masses, Dark Matter, and Baryogenesis

Exploring the cosmological dark matter coincidence using infrared fixed points

Reflecting on chirality: CP -violating extensions of the single scalar-leptoquark solutions for the (g−2)e,μ puzzles and their implications for lepton EDMs

Implementing asymmetric dark matter and dark electroweak baryogenesis in a mirror two-Higgs-doublet model

Exploding operators for Majorana neutrino masses and beyond

Getting chirality right: Single scalar leptoquark solutions to the (g−2)e,μ puzzle

Two-Step Electroweak Symmetry-Breaking: Theory Meets Experiment

Radiative neutrino mass model from a mass dimension-11 $\Delta L =2 $ effective operator

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German Valencia

Michael Schmidt

Andrea Thamm

John Gargalionis

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