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Takaharu Yaguchi, Professor
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Professor Takaharu Yaguchi researches mathematical modeling, numerical analysis, machine learning, and geometric mechanics at the Institute of Mathematics for Industry. Researcher information also lists social network analysis and Morphological Computing as research themes. Co-authored papers include research on simulating physical phenomena with neural networks designed to respect physical laws such as conservation of energy. Prof. Yaguchi also holds positions in the Department of Mathematics at the Graduate School of Mathematics and in the Department of Mathematics at the Faculty of Science.

Yasuhiko Asao, Associate Professor
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The lab of Associate Professor Yasuhiko Asao is interested in algebraic topology, magnitude theory, and their applications. The lab website introduces Associate Professor Asao as a mathematician. Associate Professor Asao is affiliated with the Advanced Mathematical Technology Division of the Institute of Mathematics for Industry. Associate Professor Asao also belongs to the Department of Mathematics at the Graduate School of Mathematics and the Department of Mathematics at the Faculty of Science.

Ryoya Fukasaku, Associate Professor
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Associate Professor Ryoya Fukasaku researches the development and application of computer algebra methods. The professor has made quantifier elimination, one of the methods of computer algebra, more efficient and implemented it in the computer algebra system Maple. Quantifier elimination is a method that computes, for a first-order formula, an equivalent quantifier-free formula over the real numbers. Recently, the lab has also been working on applying computer algebra methods over the real numbers to the mathematical sciences.

Takaharu Yaguchi, Professor
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Professor Takaharu Yaguchi's lab lists numerical analysis, machine learning, mathematical modeling, and geometric mechanics as its research themes. In the researcher profile, the research fields are classified as applied mathematics and statistical mathematics. Published papers include work that uses neural networks to reproduce phenomena in accordance with physical laws such as energy conservation and dissipation.

Yasuhiko Asao, Associate Professor
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Associate Professor Yasuhiko Asao's lab is a mathematics lab interested in algebraic topology, magnitude theory, and their applications. The lab is part of the Division of Advanced Mathematical Technology at the Institute of Mathematics for Industry. The professor also holds concurrent appointments in the Graduate School of Mathematics, Department of Mathematics, and the Faculty of Science, Department of Mathematics.

Ryoya Fukasaku, Associate Professor
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Associate Professor Ryoya Fukasaku's lab studies the development and application of algebraic computation methods. Its main research area is computer algebra. The lab has made quantifier elimination more efficient and implemented it in the computer algebra system Maple. Quantifier elimination is a method that, given a first-order formula, computes a quantifier-free formula that is equivalent to it over the real field. Recently, the lab has also begun applying computer algebra methods over the real numbers to the mathematical sciences.
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