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Hamanaka Lab
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A lab that uses geometry to study curvature and how shapes change.
AboutAbout the lab
Studying the shapes of objects through curvature and flows
The Hamanaka Lab studies differential geometry and geometric analysis.
In particular, it works on problems related to scalar curvature and on geometric flows.
Project Assistant Professor Hamanaka has published papers on Ricci flow and total scalar curvature.
Key terms
- Scalar Curvature
- A quantity that expresses the curvature of a manifold at each point as a single number.
- Geometric Flow
- A flow in which the shape of an object changes over time according to its curvature.
- Ricci Flow
- A type of geometric flow in which the metric of a space evolves according to its Ricci curvature.
ResearchResearch themes
From the perspectives of differential geometry and geometric analysis, this lab studies problems related to scalar curvature and geometric flows. Project Assistant Professor Hamanaka has published papers on Ricci flow and total scalar curvature.
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MembersFaculty
- Project Assistant ProfessorShota Hamanaka
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- Top image: “Meusnier theorem color” Wiki LIC / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
- Scalar Curvature and Geometric Flows: “Curvature-Mathcad” Fry72 Karel Frydrýšek / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
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