Su Houng Lee

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Yonsei University

South Korea

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Su Houng Lee is a Professor at Yonsei University in South Korea. His research areas include quark theory, hadronic scattering effects, and the behavior of particles in nuclear matter, as evidenced by his recent articles on topics such as diquark dynamics and chiral symmetry breaking. He is particularly focused on exotic states, diquarkyonic matter, and the angular-dependent decay modes of mesons.

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Sanghoon Lim

Assistant Professor

Pusan National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Kazuya Aoki

Assistant Professor

High Energy Accelerator Research Organization

JAPAN

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Articles (17)

The inevitable quark three-body force and its implications for exotic states

Hadronic scattering effects on Λ polarization in relativistic heavy ion collisions

K1± mesons moving in nuclear matter

Identifying the transverse and longitudinal modes of the K* and K1 mesons through their angular-dependent decay modes

Diquarks and the production of charmed baryons

Phi meson in nuclear medium

Chiral symmetry breaking, chiral partners, and the K1 and K∗ in medium

Spin-1 quarkonia in a rotating frame and their spin contents

Diquarkyonic matter: Quarks, diquarks, and baryons

Disentangling longitudinal and transverse modes of the ϕ meson through dilepton and kaon decays

X(3872) and Tcc : Structures and productions in heavy ion collisions

ϕ meson properties in nuclear matter from QCD sum rules with chirally separated four-quark condensates

Algebraic approach to a quarkyoniclike configuration and stable diquarks in dense matter

Masses of hadrons in the chiral symmetry restored vacuum

K1/K⁎ enhancement as a signature of chiral symmetry restoration in heavy ion collisions

Doubly heavy tetraquarks, qq′Q¯Q′¯ , in a nonrelativistic quark model with a complete set of harmonic oscillator bases

Energy loss of heavy quarkonia in hot QCD plasmas

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Sanghoon Lim

Kazuya Aoki

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