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Nonlinear Analysis Lab
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The professor is a mathematician specializing in nonlinear analysis.
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Approaching nonlinear phenomena through analysis.
Prof. Shirakawa's specialty is nonlinear analysis.
Research keywords include free boundary problems and nonlinear evolution equations.
The professor belongs to the Faculty of Education, and also covers the doctoral program of the Mathematics and Mathematical Informatics Course in the Graduate School of Science and Engineering.
Key terms
- Nonlinear analysis
- A field that uses the tools of analysis to study equations and phenomena that do not behave additively (are not proportional).
- Free boundary problem
- A problem in which the position of the boundary itself is unknown and is determined together with the equation, like the boundary of melting ice.
- Nonlinear evolution equation
- A nonlinear equation among those that describe how a state changes over time.
ResearchResearch themes
The professor specializes in nonlinear analysis.
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- ProfessorKen Shirakawa
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