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Mathematical Foundations of Information Science IV Lab
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A lab that studies matrix analysis, interval analysis, and numerical computation.
AboutAbout the lab
A lab for matrix analysis and numerical computation
The Miyajima Lab is part of the Department of Computer and Mathematical Sciences, Graduate School of Information Sciences, Tohoku University, and lists matrix analysis, interval analysis, and numerical computation as its research areas.
In the department's list of labs, it appears under the name "Mathematical Foundations of Information Science IV," with numerical analysis and matrix analysis given as keywords.
The lab's website describes it as part of the Department of Computer and Mathematical Sciences (Mathematics Division).
Key terms
- Matrix analysis
- A field that mathematically studies the properties of matrices, which arrange numbers in rows and columns
- Interval analysis
- A computational method that represents a quantity not as a single number but as a range of values (an interval)
- Numerical computation
- Computation that finds approximate answers to equations and similar problems using a computer
ResearchResearch themes
The Miyajima Lab lists matrix analysis, interval analysis, and numerical computation as its research areas. In the department's list of labs, its keywords are given as numerical analysis and matrix analysis.
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- ProfessorShinya Miyajima
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