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Sakamoto Lab
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An algebra lab that studies number theory and Iwasawa theory.
AboutAbout the lab
Studying number theory and Iwasawa theory within algebra
The Sakamoto Lab studies number theory and Iwasawa theory.
Its research keywords include L-functions, Selmer groups, and Iwasawa theory.
The research field is algebra, and the lab's faculty member is listed in the Algebra Group of the Mathematics Degree Program.
The faculty list also notes that the faculty member is assigned to the Center for Artificial Intelligence Research.
Key terms
- Selmer group
- A group attached to objects in number theory in order to study them. In this lab's research topic, its relationship with L-functions is addressed.
- L-function
- A function defined for objects in number theory. It is one of the lab's keywords.
- Iwasawa theory
- The name of a theory within number theory. It is listed in the faculty list as the lab's area of specialization.
- Number theory
- A field of mathematics that studies the properties of numbers, beginning with the integers.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab specializes in number theory and Iwasawa theory. One of its research topics is "Higher Fitting Ideals of Selmer Groups and L-functions," and L-functions and Selmer groups are its research keywords.
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- Assistant ProfessorRyotaro Sakamoto
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