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Sato Lab
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The lab specializes in finance and econophysics.
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Specializing in finance and econophysics.
Sato Lab specializes in finance, market microstructure, and econophysics.
It is listed as Sato Lab in the faculty information of the College of Policy and Planning Sciences.
The University of Tsukuba's researcher directory lists courses taught by Project Assistant Professor Yuki Sato, including master's special research in social engineering.
Key terms
- Econophysics
- A field that uses ideas and methods from physics to study economic and financial phenomena
- Market microstructure
- A field that studies how orders are placed in a market, trades are executed, and prices are determined
ResearchResearch themes
The university's official faculty information lists the lab's fields of specialization as finance, market microstructure, and econophysics.
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- Project Assistant ProfessorYuki Sato
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