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Cosmic Evolution Group (Nagamine Lab)
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Astrophysics and cosmology through theory and large-scale numerical simulations: formation and evolution of galaxies and galaxy clusters, general relativistic astrophysics including black holes and gravitational wave emission, gamma-ray bursts, astrophysical jets, cosmic-ray acceleration, and dark matter
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- Professor長峯 健太郎
- Associate Professor長倉 洋樹
- Assistant Professor豊内 大輔
- Project Assistant Professor奥 裕理
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