Sam-hyun Lee
Yonsei University
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Professor Sam-hyun Lee's research focuses on experimental particle physics and high-energy nuclear physics, with a primary emphasis on the study of quark-gluon plasma (QGP) formed in heavy-ion collisions and the properties of charmonium and open charm states in hadronic decays. His work spans experiments at major accelerators such as KEKB, RHIC, and the LHC, where he investigates phenomena including particle production, flow anisotropies, strangeness enhancement, and jet quenching. His group contributes to detector systems and data analysis in experiments like Belle, PHENIX, and CMS, advancing our understanding of strong interaction dynamics under extreme conditions.
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2We observed resonant states on the interface between the acoustic metamaterials of negative effective mass density and negative effective modulus, which were based on membranes and side holes, respectively. All resonances excited by placing the driving pressure at different places have the same spatial pressure distribution and resonance frequency. The amplitude decayed exponentially on both sides of the interface. We present experimental results on the spatial and the spectral characteristics o
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