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Computer Assisted Mathematics
Associate Professor Yuto Miyatake
Theme
Geometric Numerical Integration for Differential Equations
My research interests are in applied mathematics, especially in numerical analysis for differential equations.
Differential equations often have specific geometric properties, such as symplecticity of Hamiltonian problems. Geometric numerical integration methods are numerical methods that inherit such properties in the discrete setting, and their strengths have been proved over recent decades from both practical and mathematical viewpoints. I have particularly focused on constructing and analyzing efficient high-order energy-preserving algorithms for Hamiltonian problems and structure-preserving finite difference and finite element schemes for partial differential equations.
Recently, I am also interested in numerical linear algebra, optimization on manifolds, data assimilation and uncertainty quantification.
Career summary
- Mar. 2015 Doctor of Information Science and Technology from Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, University of Tokyo
- Apr. 2012 JSPS Research Fellowship for Young Scientists
- Apr. 2015 Assistant professor, Nagoya University
- Apr. 2018 Associate professor, Osaka University
Contact
- E-mail : miyatake@ist.
- Tel : T6855 (06-6850-XXXX)
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