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Information Mathematics (Nakamura) Lab
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A professor of information mathematics who specializes in mathematical logic and theoretical computer science.
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Logic and computation, in the language of mathematics.
Prof. Nakamura specializes in mathematical logic and theoretical computer science.
In recent years, the professor has published papers on the calculus of relations and Kleene algebra.
In the Department of Mathematics and Informatics, the professor belongs to the information mathematics area.
Key terms
- mathematical logic
- A field that treats proofs and reasoning themselves as objects of mathematics and studies the properties of logic
- calculus of relations
- A system of operations for combining "relations" between objects. It is used to express properties of logic and programs in algebraic form
- Kleene algebra
- An algebra that collects the laws of operations such as iteration, choice, and concatenation. It is used to handle regular expressions and the behavior of programs
ResearchResearch themes
The professor specializes in mathematical logic and theoretical computer science.
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- Associate ProfessorYoshiki Nakamura
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