Ertan Güdekli

Ertan Güdekli is a researcher at Istanbul University, focusing on theoretical physics and astrophysics. His work spans modified gravity theories, dark energy models, black hole thermodynamics, and cosmological frameworks. He frequently collaborates on interdisciplinary studies involving particle dynamics, quantum corrections, and observational constraints.

• Research Focus: Modified gravity (f(R,T), Rastall, Horndeski), dark energy, black hole physics, wormhole solutions, and cosmological models.
• Methodology: Utilizes quasi-periodic oscillations (QPOs), trajectory analysis, and thermodynamic principles to test gravitational theories.
• Recent Contributions: Investigates anisotropic stellar models, tidal effects in rotating black holes, and holographic inflation scenarios.
• Collaborations: Active in international research networks, co-authoring studies with physicists from Turkey, Pakistan, India, and Germany.

Academic Output: Over 148 publications (WoS), 76 citations (WoS), and 13 thesis advisories. His work appears in high-impact journals like Annals of Physics, Physics of the Dark Universe, and Nuclear Physics B. He also contributes to educational literature, editing a Temel Fizik textbook series.