Discrete Geometric Analysis Applied to Materials Science

Abstract: Discrete geometric analysis is a discrete version of geometric analysis. In the digitalized society, how we understand phenomena in the physical world via their realization in the cyber world. Discrete geometric analysis aims to bridge between continuum and discrete, and to understand the hidden phenomena in discretized data. In the lecture I would like to share with you my study to develop discrete geometric analysis and its application to materials science.

Mathematics

Audience: researchers in the discipline

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Comments: Professor Motoko KOTANI, Tohoku Universit, Japan

Director of Advanced Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University 2012-2019; Executive Vice President for Research, Tohoku University; Executive Member, Council for Science, Technology and Innovation, Cabinet Office, Japan; Member, Science Council of Japan.

Awards: 2010 President Education Award of Tohoku University; 2006 President Special Prize of Tohoku University; 2005 The 25th Saruhashi Prize.

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ITB Mathematics Distinguished Lecture Series

Series comments: We aim to bring prominent mathematicians exploring the role of mathematics from various fields, in an intriguing style. The online lectures address quite broad audience, from mathematics students (advanced undergraduate to graduate ones), as well as mathematicians in Indonesia, and our neighboring countries, or even beyond our region. With this lecture series we hope to foster and promote research culture, as well as to highlight the prominent role of mathematics in shaping future society.

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