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Probability and Statistics (Takashi Imamura)
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Prof. Imamura works in probability and statistics, specializing in probability theory and statistical physics.
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Probability theory and statistical physics.
Prof. Imamura specializes in probability theory and statistical physics.
His research keywords include integrable probability, the KPZ equation (Kardar-Parisi-Zhang equation), and integrable systems.
In recent co-authored papers, he has dealt with methods for studying models related to the KPZ equation using free fermions, as well as q-Whittaker polynomials.
In the Department of Mathematics and Information Science, he belongs to the probability and statistics area.
Key terms
- Integrable probability
- A field that studies exactly solvable probability models, using their algebraic structure as a clue.
- KPZ equation
- An equation with random fluctuations that describes, for example, how a surface grows irregularly.
- Integrable systems
- Systems with a special, favorable structure that allows the solutions of their equations to be found exactly.
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The professor specializes in probability theory and statistical physics.
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