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Magnitude Theory and Algebraic Topology Lab
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A mathematics lab studying algebraic topology and magnitude theory.
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Algebraic topology and magnitude theory
The lab of Associate Professor Yasuhiko Asao is interested in algebraic topology, magnitude theory, and their applications.
The lab website introduces Associate Professor Asao as a mathematician.
Associate Professor Asao is affiliated with the Advanced Mathematical Technology Division of the Institute of Mathematics for Industry.
Associate Professor Asao also belongs to the Department of Mathematics at the Graduate School of Mathematics and the Department of Mathematics at the Faculty of Science.
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The lab is interested in algebraic topology, magnitude theory, and their applications.
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- Associate ProfessorYasuhiko Asao
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