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Tomoki Mihara, Assistant Professor
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The Mihara Lab studies derived rigid geometry, p-adic functional analysis, discrete optimization, and natural language processing. It belongs to the Algebra Group of the Mathematics Degree Program and is also assigned to the Center for Artificial Intelligence Research. The lab also reports, in papers and presentations, on research that uses p-adic numbers for data analysis and word embeddings.
Hajime Ono, Professor
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The Ono Lab studies differential geometry, particularly Riemannian metrics and the problem of their existence. It investigates whether canonical metrics exist on spaces with geometric structures, such as Kähler manifolds and Sasaki manifolds. The lab also works on the research topic "Einstein equations with matter fields and Kähler geometry." In the Mathematics Degree Program, it belongs to the Geometry Group.
Motoo Tange, Associate Professor
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The Tange Lab studies low-dimensional topology. The lab's website lists Dehn surgery, 4-manifolds, and Heegaard Floer homology as research topics. In addition to research, Associate Professor Tange teaches university courses, does outreach such as visits to junior high schools, high schools, and universities, and writes articles for general-audience magazines.
Hikaru Yamamoto, Associate Professor
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Associate Professor Hikaru Yamamoto studies special geometry and geometric flows within differential geometry. Research keywords include partial differential equations, symplectic geometry, complex geometry, Riemannian geometry, geometry of submanifolds, and geometric analysis. Titles of papers and talks include Ricci mean curvature flow, line bundle mean curvature flow, and Yamabe flow.
Tamotu Kinoshita, Associate Professor
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Associate Professor Tamotu Kinoshita studies hyperbolic equations, wave equations, and wavelet analysis. The lab belongs to the analysis group of the Degree Program in Mathematics, and its research areas are microlocal analysis, initial value problems for hyperbolic equations, and wavelets. Recent papers deal with the construction of band-limited wavelets and the application of wavelet-like orthonormal bases to the two-dimensional Radon transform.
Yuya Takeuchi, Assistant Professor
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Assistant Professor Yuya Takeuchi studies geometric analysis on strictly pseudoconvex domains and their boundaries in the Degree Program in Mathematics at the University of Tsukuba. The registered research fields are geometric analysis, conformal geometry, and CR geometry. Research keywords include Q-curvature, GJMS operators, scattering theory, and microlocal analysis.
Makoto Aoshima, Professor
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Aoshima Lab studies theory and methodology for the statistical analysis of high-dimension, low-sample-size (HDLSS) data, in which the dimension is far larger than the sample size. Genomic data, for example, involve tens of thousands to millions of genes but only a few dozen subjects. It has been mathematically proven that conventional statistics cannot guarantee accuracy for such data and can sometimes give wrong answers. With the research stance of accurately understanding the mathematical foundations behind statistics, the lab is pioneering new statistical theory and methodology.
Masahiro Shioya, Associate Professor
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The lab of Prof. Masahiro Shioya studies axiomatic set theory. Its research themes are, in particular, infinite combinatorics and large cardinals. The professor is listed in the faculty directory as an Associate Professor in the Information Group of the Degree Program in Mathematics.
Atsushi Ito, Professor
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The Ito Lab studies algebraic geometry, a branch of algebra. It focuses in particular on positivity of line bundles and toric geometry. The University of Tsukuba's researcher directory lists algebraic geometry, positivity of line bundles, and toric varieties as research keywords.
Daisuke Sagaki, Professor
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The Sagaki Lab studies the representation theory of Lie algebras and quantum groups, connecting it with combinatorics. Its research keywords include crystal bases, crystals, path models, and Demazure modules. Recent co-authored papers include work on quantum K-theory of flag varieties and on Macdonald polynomials. The faculty list of the Mathematics Degree Program lists Prof. Sagaki as a professor in the Algebra group.
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