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Dr. Tatsuya Daniel's research bridges the theoretical and the observational, with interests ranging from quantum gravity to stellar astrophysics. His work in theoretical physics encompasses noncommutative and quantum gravity theories, cosmology, and black hole physics. Daniel also explores the connections between gravitation and compact objects, such as pulsars, with a focus on gravitational wave research. Complementing this theoretical work, he investigates stellar, planetary, and galactic phenomena. Recent publications include studies of stellar metallicities using SkyMapper photometry to analyze giant stars in the Milky Way. He has also contributed to the study of gravitational waves in modified theories of gravity, such as Chern-Simons-Gauss-Bonnet gravity, and explored the quantum aspects of gravity through exact fermionic Chern-Simons-Kodama states. More recently, his work has examined the SZ-like effect on cosmological gravitational wave backgrounds.

His primary research interests lie in the intersection of gravitational theories, cosmology, and astrophysics.

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• h-index: 4
• Publications: 13
• Citations: 84