Physics Course
in
Okinawa International Marine Science
Program
UNIVERSITY OF RYUKYUS
1 Senbaru, Nishihara,
Okinawa
903-0213, Japan
Fax +81 98 895 8509
Dear All,
Welcome to the Department of Physics, University of the Ryukyus. It is
our great pleasure to inform you that we will open a new graduate
course of physics for international students coming next year,
2007.
This course will be implemented as a part of the Okinawa International
Marine Science Program which is organized by the Graduate School
of
Engineering and Science at University of the Ryukyus. The program
is
supported by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and
Technology in Japan (MONBUKAGAKUSHO).
The students in this course can develop modern physics under the
supervision by the professors in Department of Physics, and obtain
Master's or Doctor's degree of Science from University of the Ryukyus.
The students can receive the stipendium of amounts of 172,000 yen as
well as travel expenses from the MONBUKAGAKUSHO.
The course covers the fields of Condensed Matter Physics
(Experiment
and Theory), Fundamental Physics (Particle Physics, Field Theory,
Quantum Information Theory), Statistical Physics, and Computational
Physics. We have high activity and good environments in both education
and research. The students who are interested in our physics course are
encouraged to contact with any member of our physics department listed
in our web page.
We hope that many young students who are ambitious for
developing physics will apply to our program at University of the
Ryukyus in Japan.
Yours sincerely,
Katsukuni Yonashiro
Chairman, Department of Physics,
Faculty of Science,
University of the Ryukyus |
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Member List
Condensed
Matter Physics: Experiment
Niki,
Haruo
Professor, D.Sc., Solid Sate Physics. Magnetism and Superconductivity
of condensed matters studied by NMR.
e-mail: niki@sci.
Nakama, Takao
Professor, Ph.D., Solid Sate Physics. Magnetic and transport properties
of the rare earth intermetallic compounds.
e-mail: nakama@sci.
Fukami, TakanoriĦĦ
Associate Professor, D.Sc., Solid Sate Physics, Structural phase
transition of ferroelectric and superionic crystals.
e-mail: fukami@sci.
Hedo, Masato
Associate Professor, D.Sc., Solid State Physics. Magnetic and transport
properties in multiple extreme conditions on the strongly correlated
electron systems.
e-mail: hedo@phys.
Condensed
Matter Physics: Theory
Yonashiro,
Katsukuni
Professor, D.Sc., Condensed Matter Physics. Transport phenomena in
superionic conductors.
e-mail: yonashir@sci.
Tomoyose, Tomozo
Professor, D. Sc., Solid Sate Physics. Superionic conductors and proton
conductors. The theoretical and numerical studies for the superionic
and protonic conductors.
e-mail:tomoyose@sci.
Kakehashi, Yoshiro
Professor, D.Sc., Condensed Matter Theory, especially theory of
magnetism and electron correlations in solids.
e-mail: yok@sci.
Sakai, Eijiro
Associate Professor, D.Sc., Theoretical Physics. Condensed Matter
Physics, especially, theory of the strongly correlated electron system.
Foundation of physics.
e-mail: esakai@sci.
Maehira, Takahiro
Associate Professor, D.Sc., Condensed Matter Physics. Electronic
structure and the Fermi surface of actinide and rare-earth Compounds.
e-mail: maehira@sci.
Theoretical
Physics
Kakazu,
Kiyotaka
Professor, D.Sc., Mathematical Physics, Quantum Mechanics, Theory of
quantum measurement, quantum phase, quantum information and Brownian
motion.
e-mail: kakazu@sci.
Oda, Ichiro
Professor, Ph.D., Theoretical Physics, Elementary Particle Physics,
especially, superstring theories, quantum gravity and topological field
theories.
e-mail: ioda@phys.
Maeno, Masahiro
Assistant Professor, D.Sc., Elementary Particle Physics. Quantum Field
Theory of Particle and String.
e-mail: maeno@sci.
Computational
Physics
Nakayama,
Akihiro
Professor, D.Sc., Computational Physics. Traffic flow, Collective
Bio-motion.
e-mail: nakayama@phys.
Seino, Mitsuhiro
Associate Professor, D.Sc., Mathematical Physics, Spin glass and phase
transition, Statistical information theory, non-equilibrium theory.
e-mail: seino@sci.
Please append "u-ryukyu.ac.jp" to
each e-mail address.