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Work: Thin-shell wormholes and modified Chaplygin gas with relativistic corrections

  1. Traversable Wormholes in f(R) Gravity: Influence of Global Monopole Charge and Energy Conditions

    H. Asad, M. Yousaf, Ujala Zafar +2

    ArticleCosmology and Gravitation TheoriesFortschritte der Physik20255 citations
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  2. Global monopole induced wormholes in power-law gravity: stability and physical viability

    M. Yousaf, H. Asad, Kashif Ammar Yasir +3

    ArticleCosmology and Gravitation TheoriesThe European Physical Journal C20253 citations
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  3. Repulsive anisotropy and global monopoles as gatekeepers of traversable wormhole models with modified gravitational insights

    M. Yousaf, G. Mustafa, A. Ditta +2

    ArticleCosmology and Gravitation TheoriesThe European Physical Journal C20261 citations
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  4. Electromagnetic field effects on anisotropic cylindrically symmetric compact objects within the framework of $$f(R, L_{m}, T)$$ gravity

    A. Rehman, M. Yousaf, Javlon Rayimbaev +1

    ArticleCosmology and Gravitation TheoriesGeneral Relativity and Gravitation20261 citations
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  5. Complexity factor induced traversable wormhole models: monopole signatures and the quest for stability

    Asifa Ashraf, M. Yousaf, Chengxun Yuan +3

    ArticleCosmology and Gravitation TheoriesThe European Physical Journal C20261 citations
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  6. Identifying unstable regions in collapsing stars using radial perturbation techniques and relativistic corrections

    M. Yousaf, Abdul Rehman, Sardor Sabirov

    ArticleStellar, planetary, and galactic studiesIndian Journal of Physics20250 citations
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  7. Impact of Nonlinear Euler–Heisenberg Electrodynamic Charge on Wormhole Solutions and Light Deflection With Echo Time in Extended Teleparallel Gravity

    Allah Ditta, M. Yousaf, Tayyab Naseer +4

    ArticleQuantum Electrodynamics and Casimir EffectFortschritte der Physik20260 citations
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