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Esaki Lab
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A mathematics lab that applies methods from probability theory to metric measure geometry.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring metric measure geometry with methods from probability theory
The Esaki Lab is a mathematics lab whose research fields are geometry (metric measure geometry) and fundamental analysis (probability theory).
Its research topics are applying probability-theoretic methods to metric measure geometry and studying dynamical random matrices.
Associate Professor Syota Esaki has also worked on jump-type infinite particle systems with long-range interactions.
Associate Professor Esaki joined the Department of Mathematical Sciences, Faculty of Science and Technology, Tokyo University of Science in April 2026.
Key terms
- Probability theory
- A field of mathematics that deals with phenomena involving chance
- Dynamical random matrices
- Random matrices that change over time. Listed as the name of one of the lab's research topics
ResearchResearch themes
The Esaki Lab's research topics are applying probability-theoretic methods to metric measure geometry and studying dynamical random matrices. Its research fields are geometry (metric measure geometry) and fundamental analysis (probability theory), and its research keywords are probability theory and stochastic process theory.
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- Associate ProfessorSyota Esaki
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