Applied and Computational Complex Analysis Group in Japan

Applied and Computational Complex Analysis Group in Japan (ACCA-JP)

Aim and Scope

The Applied and Computational Complex Analysis group in Japan (ACCA-JP) is organized by applied mathematicians in Japanese universities in order to develop new mathematical theories and techniques on complex analysis combined with numerical computations. We also explore new interdiciplinary applications of these mathematical theories and computational techniques to the other research fields in science and technology.

The ACCA-JP is also enhancing international collaborations with research communities in foreign countries.

Those who are interested in this activity. Please contact Takashi Sakajo in the department of mathematics, Kyoto University.

ACCA-UK Logo The Applied and Computational Complex Analysis group in the United Kingdom (ACCA-UK).

One of the organizers, Takashi Sakajo, is now leading a research project "Toward a paradigm shift via mathematics of vortex boundary interactions" funded by Japan Science and Technology Agency from 2010 to 2015.

ACCA-JP — Streamline around Japan's islands constructed by
the conformal mapping method based on the integral
equation with the genealized Neumann kernel.
by M.M. Nasser, T. Sakajo, A.H. Murid and L.K. Wei (2014)

News

Fourth International ACCA-JP/UK workshop is held on March 26-27.

People

Prof. Takashi Sakajo (Kyoto Univ., Mathematical Fluid Dynamics)
Prof. Takayasu Matsuo (Univ. Tokyo, Numerical Analysis)
Prof. Norikazu Saito (Univ. Tokyo, Numerical Analysis)
Prof. Takaaki Nara (Univ. Tokoyo, Numerical Analysis)
Prof. Daisuke Furihata (Osaka Univ., Numerical Analysis)
Prof. Dai Okano (Ehime Univ., Numerical Analysis)

Participating Seminars

The ACCA-JP is a union of the following research seminars on applied mathematics organized by universities in Japan.

Each seminar welcomes research talks on applications of computational and complex analysis and thier related topics.

Acitivies

2014 6 30 Prof. Takaaki Nara (Univ. Tokyo), "Algebraic method for inverse problems of the magnetic field -- Multipole estimation and effect of ferromagnetic materials" at UNAS.
2014 10 14 Prof. Michiaki Onodera (Kyushu Univ.), A flow approach to an inverse problem in potential theory at KUAMS
2015 3 12-13 First International ACCA-UK/ACCA-JP workshop at Imperial College London, UK.
2015 7 14 Dr. Kiori Obuse (Okayama Univ.), Behaviour of a low-Reynolds-number treadmilling microswimmer near a semi-infinite wall at KUAMS
2015 7 24 Recent development in numerical analysis with special emphasis on complex analysis at The univ of Tokyo
2015 7 28 Dr. Chirsopher Green (The Queensland Univ. of Technology), Using the Schottky-Klein prime function to solve free boundary problems in multiply connected domains at KUAMS
2015 8 9-15 ICIAM2015 Mini-symposia by Takashi Sakajo and Darren Crowdy
2016 1 18-19 Second International ACCA-JP/UK workshop at Kyoto University, Japan.
2017 3 13-14 Third International ACCA-JP/UK workshop at Imperial College London, UK.
2018 3 26-27 Fourth International ACCA-JP/UK workshop at Kyoto University, Japan.

ACCA-JP Logo (created by Prof. H.H. Nasser)

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