Eduardo M. Gutiérrez
Postdoctoral Scholar | Institute for Gravitation and the Cosmos | The Pennsylvania State University
301B Whitmore Lab
University Park, PA 16802
I am a theoretical astrophysicist investigating the Universe’s most energetic events, particularly those taking place in the extreme environments around compact objects. My work explores how matter falls into black holes, how relativistic outflows are launched, and how these processes imprint themselves across multiple cosmic messengers. I am also deeply interested in how strong, rapidly evolving gravitational fields –such as those produced during black hole or neutron star mergers– reshape these phenomena. To probe these scenarios, I combine semi-analytical modeling with large-scale numerical simulations.
selected publications
- Magnetic Field Configurations in Binary Neutron Star Mergers I: Post-merger Remnant and Diskaccepted for publication in Phys. Rev. D), Jun 2025
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- Non-thermal radiation from dual jet interactions in supermassive black hole binariesMon. Not. R. Astron. Soc., 532(1), Jul 2024
- Electromagnetic Signatures from Supermassive Binary Black Holes Approaching MergerThe Astrophys. J., 928(2), Apr 2022
- Nonthermal processes in hot accretion flows onto supermassive black holes: An inhomogeneous modelAstron. & Astrophys., 649, May 2021