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Geometry (Sanda) Lab
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A geometry professor specializing in mathematical physics and differential geometry.
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Mathematical physics and differential geometry
Prof. Sanda specializes in mathematical physics and differential geometry.
In the Department of Mathematics and Mathematical Informatics, the professor belongs to the geometry area.
Key terms
- Differential geometry
- A field of mathematics that uses calculus to study how curves, surfaces, and other shapes bend
- Mathematical physics
- A field that treats problems arising in physics rigorously using mathematical methods
ResearchResearch themes
The professor's specialties are mathematical physics and differential geometry.
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- Associate ProfessorFumihiko Sanda
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