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Yan-Rui Liu

71 papers hereh-index 233.5k citations95 works total

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sole author2
first author12
middle author51
last author6

Across the 71 of 71 papers where every author was matched, so the position is known.

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hep-ph68
nucl-th3

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Yan-Rui Liu — 1 paper

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activity

20032026

most citedPentaquark and Tetraquark states

788 citations · 4.3k across the 71 of their papers we have counts for

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hep-ph2026

Magnetic Moments and Radiative Transitions of the $T_{cc} (3875)^{+}$ and its partner states

Jing Wu, Yi-Kun Wang, Kai-Bao Chen +3

We systematically investigate the magnetic moments (MMs) and radiative decay widths of S-wave doubly heavy tetraquark states based on chromomagnetic interaction (CMI). They provide…

hep-ph2026

$T_{c s ˉ 0}^{a} (2900)$ , $T_{cs 0}^{*} (2900)^{0}$ , and other singly heavy tetraquark states

Zi-Long Man, Yu-Nan Liu, Yan-Rui Liu

We systematically study the mass spectra of $S$ -wave singly heavy tetraquark states $Qq q ˉ q ˉ$ ( $Q = c, b$ ; $q = u, d, s$ ) in a mass splitting model. We adopt the assumption that…

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Magnetic Moments and Radiative Transitions of the Tcc​(3875)+ and its partner states

Tcsˉ0a​(2900), Tcs0∗​(2900)0, and other singly heavy tetraquark states

Magnetic Moments and Radiative Transitions of the $T_{cc} (3875)^{+}$ and its partner states

$T_{c s ˉ 0}^{a} (2900)$ , $T_{cs 0}^{*} (2900)^{0}$ , and other singly heavy tetraquark states