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2017

Cabezón, R. M. and Garc`ia-Senz, D. and Figueira, J.. (2017) SPHYNX: an accurate density-based SPH method for astrophysical applications. Astronomy and Astrophysics, 606. A78.

2016

García-Senz, D. and Cabezón, R. M. and Domínguez, I. and Thielemann, F. K.. (2016) Type Ia Supernovae: Can Coriolis Force Break the Symmetry of the Gravitational Confined Detonation Explosion Mechanism? Astrophysical Journal, 819. p. 132.

Perego, A. and Cabezón, R. M. and Käppeli, R.. (2016) An Advanced Leakage Scheme for Neutrino Treatment in Astrophysical Simulations. Astrophysical Journal Supplement, 223 (2). p. 22.

2014

Garcia-Senz, Domingo and Cabezon, Ruben M. and Escartin, Jose A. and Ebinger, Kevin. (2014) Equalizing resolution in smoothed-particle hydrodynamics calculations using self-adaptive sinc kernels. Astronomy & astrophysics, Vol. 570 , A14.

Perego, A. and Gafton, E. and Cabezon, R. and Rosswog, S. and Liebendoerfer, M.. (2014) MODA: a new algorithm to compute optical depths in multi-dimensional hydrodynamic simulations. Astronomy & astrophysics, Vol. 568 , A11.

Perego, A. and Rosswog, S. and Cabezon, R. M. and Korobkin, O. and Kaeppeli, R. and Arcones, A. and Liebendoerfer, M.. (2014) Neutrino-driven winds from neutron star merger remnants. Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol. 443, H. 4. pp. 3134-3156.

2013

García-Senz, D. and Cabezón, R. M. and Arcones, A. and Relaño, A. and Thielemann, F. -K.. (2013) High resolution simulations of the head-on collision of white dwarfs. Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol. 436, H. 4. p. 3413.

2012

Cabezon, R. M. and Garcia-Senz, D. and Escartin, J. A.. (2012) Testing the concept of integral approach to derivatives within the smoothed particle hydrodynamics technique in astrophysical scenarios. Astronomy & astrophysics, Vol. 545 , A112.

Cabezon, R. M. and Garcia-Senz, D. and Escartin, J. A.. (2012) Improving smoothed particle hydrodynamics with an integral approach to calculating gradients. Astronomy & astrophysics, Vol. 538 , A9.