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Applied Analysis Lab
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The lab develops new mathematical analysis from mathematical models of phenomena, as a research group in applied mathematics.
AboutAbout the lab
Creating new mathematics from mathematical models.
Applied mathematics is not merely a matter of applying pure mathematics to problems in physics and engineering; its aim is to create new mathematics through the study of mathematical models that describe phenomena.
Within applied mathematics, the Applied Analysis division places emphasis on the analysis side, aiming to create new analysis while deepening the understanding of existing analysis.
With "nonlinear analysis" and "inverse problem analysis" as keywords, the faculty members conduct research and education in close interaction with one another.
Key terms
- Mathematical model
- A description of how a phenomenon works, expressed in mathematical equations
- Inverse problem
- The problem of estimating the causes or original state from observed results
- Fractal
- A complex shape in which enlarging a part reveals the same form as the whole
ResearchResearch themes
Applying methods such as mathematical analysis, numerical analysis, and probability theory to mathematical models of phenomena in physics, engineering, and the life sciences, the lab aims to understand both the analytical methods and the mathematical structure of the models.
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MembersFaculty
- ProfessorJun Masamune
- Associate ProfessorDaisuke Shiraishi
- LecturerMasayoshi Kubo
- Assistant ProfessorRyosuke Shimizu
- Program-Specific Assistant ProfessorMENG Xiangqian
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