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Combinatorics and Information Theory Lab (Yuichiro Fujiwara)
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The professor specializes in combinatorics, information theory, coding theory, and quantum information.
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Combinatorics and information theory.
Associate Professor Yuichiro Fujiwara specializes in combinatorics, information theory, coding theory, and quantum information.
The professor is a faculty member of the Faculty of Informatics, Graduate School, and is in charge of the Faculty and Graduate School of Information and Data Science.
Key terms
- Combinatorics
- A field of mathematics that studies the number and structure of the ways objects can be arranged or combined.
- Coding theory
- A field that studies how to represent information so that errors occurring during communication or storage can be detected and corrected.
- Quantum information
- A field that deals with representing information using the properties of quantum mechanics and using it for computation and communication.
ResearchResearch themes
The professor's specialties are combinatorics, information theory, coding theory, and quantum information.
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- Associate ProfessorYuichiro Fujiwara
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