Arcadi Santamaria Luna

Arcadi Santamaria Luna is a Professor in the Department of Theoretical Physics at the Faculty of Physics, University of València. He is affiliated with the Institute of Corpuscular Physics (IFIC), a joint research center of the University of València and CSIC, where he conducts research in fundamental interactions and particle physics phenomenology.

His research interests lie primarily in theoretical particle physics, including neutrino physics, dark matter models, CP violation, and extensions of the Standard Model such as the Zee-Babu model and scalar singlet dark matter. His work combines quantum field theory, symmetry principles, and phenomenological analysis to explore new physics beyond current experimental limits.

The recent articles show a strong focus on dark matter and neutrino mass generation mechanisms. Trends include the study of discrete symmetries in dark matter models, two-loop neutrino mass generation, and the interplay between collider constraints and cosmological observations. His work often involves collaboration with researchers such as Herrero-García, Rius, and Coito.

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He advises or has advised no publicly listed students in the provided materials. His research is conducted within the IFIE (Fundamental Interactions and its Experimental Implications) group at IFIC, contributing to theoretical support for experimental particle physics efforts.