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Geometric Group Theory Lab (Yamagata)
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The lab uses geometry to clarify the algebraic properties of groups.
AboutAbout the lab
Where algebra and geometry connect.
The lab of Associate Professor Yamagata studies geometric group theory, which uses geometry to clarify the algebraic properties of groups in mathematics.
Associate Professor Yamagata describes the appeal of the research as lying in the place where algebra and geometry connect.
Currently, the lab is working on branching random walks on Gromov hyperbolic spaces on which weakly hyperbolic groups act.
The Mathematics Specialization to which the lab belongs mainly aims to train elementary and junior high school teachers with specialized mathematical knowledge and logical thinking skills.
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- Geometric group theory
- A field of mathematics that uses geometry to clarify the algebraic properties of groups.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab aims to use geometry to clarify the algebraic properties of groups, its object of study. Currently, it explores properties of groups and spaces through the behavior of branching random walks on spaces on which weakly hyperbolic groups act.
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- Associate ProfessorSaeko Yamagata
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