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Personal Info.
Research
- Publications
- Talks
o International
o Domestic (J)
- Kyoto U. Appl. Math. Seminar (KUAMS)
- ACCA-JP (Applied Computational and Complex Analysis Group)
- Math Clinic for Interdisciplinary Sciences (Math-Clinic, Kyoto U.) (opening soon)
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Takashi SAKAJO is now
- Full professor, Department of Mathematics at Kyoto University
- Project professor, Liaison Center in Mathematics at RIMS, Kyoto University
- Seinior visiting scientist at RIKEN Interdisciplinary Theoretical and Mathematical Sciences Program (iTHEMS)
- Research supevisor, PRESTO Research Area "Elucidating mathematical structures in real/virtual world objects and their utilization", Japan Science and Technology, Japan
- Chief coordinator, MACS program at Kyoto University
- Sub Project Director (sub-PD), JST Moonshot R&D program Goal8 "Realization of a society safe from the threat of extreme winds and rains by controlling and modifying the weather by 2050"
- JST Moonshot R&D program, A member of Mathematical Sciences Subcommittee
- International Union of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (IUTAM), A member of General Assembly
My major is Applied Mathematics (Nonlinear Analysis). In paricular, I am interested in understanding highly nonlinear and complex phenomena observed in the evaluations of incompressible fluid motions; I am also interested in interdisciplinary mathematical studies (Math. Meteorology, Medicals, Material Sciences, Mathematical Modeling etc); I am the chief coordinator of Math Clinic Program (MACS Program). The topics in my current research are:
- Topological fluid mechanics (Topological Flow Data Analysis)
- Dissipative weak solutions of the Euler equations and Turbulence theory
- Vortex Dynamics (Point Vortex on Closed Surface)
- Flow control of vortex dominated flows
- Singularity formation and long-time behavior of vortex dynamics
- Applied and Computational Complex Analysis
- Interdisciplinary Studies (Mathematical Meteorology, Math Clinic at Kyoto U)
Keywords:
- Research Topic: Topological and geometric fluid mechanics, Turbulence Theory, Vortex Dynamics, Mathematical Meteorology, Mathematical Modeling, Interdisciplinary Mathematics.
- Topics in Mathematics: Nonlinear dynamical systems, Bifurcation theory, Partial differential equations, Numerical Analysis, Topology, Symplectic geometry.
- Topics in Numerical methods: Vortex method, Spectral method, Fast tree-codes, Fast Multipole Method, Numerical Conformal mapping
PI of Research Project funded by Japan Science and Technology:
- JST PRESTO research fellowship for the project, "Dynamical Systems Theory for Hydrospheric Environments"(2007-2010)
- JST Math CREST, "Towards a Paradigm Shift Created by Mathematics of Vortex-Boundary Interactions" (2010-2016).
- JST Mirai Program "Common Platform Technology, Facilities, and Equipment" mission area: Full-scale R&D Project,
"Four-Dimensional Topological Data Analysis for Future Medical Care"(2022-2026)