R. Bruschini

R. Bruschini works in theoretical particle physics, focusing on the structure and decay properties of hadrons containing heavy quarks (such as charm and bottom quarks), including exotic states like hybrids and molecule-like particles. Much of this work develops model-independent predictions and theoretical models (e.g., the 3P0 model, Born-Oppenheimer/diabatic approaches) to explain how these particles form and decay, and how they behave in hot, expanding environments like those created in particle collisions.

Publication output has grown fairly steadily over the last decade, rising from occasional papers before 2019 to a sustained pace of 4-8 papers per year since 2021.

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