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Hideyuki Suzuki, Professor
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The Suzuki Lab is a group that studies astrophysics from a theoretical standpoint, with a particular interest in supernova physics. The lab's website lists as its outputs a database of supernova neutrinos, model spectra of the supernova relic neutrino background, and equations of state of neutron star matter. Its projects include theoretical studies of supernova neutrinos linked to nuclear physics and the chemical evolution of the universe. Another is the study of explosive astrophysical phenomena and nucleosynthesis based on quark dynamics and the structure of atomic nuclei.

Tomohiro Abe, Associate Professor
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The Abe Lab pursues theoretical research aimed at elucidating "physics beyond the Standard Model of particle physics." Elementary particles are the particles you arrive at when you break matter down piece by piece, and that cannot be broken down any further. Currently, the lab's research centers on dark matter and Higgs physics. The lab's website also introduces it under the name "Elementary Particle Theory Lab."
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