Mathematical Physics Laboratory
A beautiful collaboration between mathematics and physics
Our laboratory is conducting research, from a mathematical standpoint, on topics in quantum mechanics, which is a law of physics in the microscopic world. One of the topics of our research is quantum information geometry, a spatial geometry that deals with the state of a micrometer-level particle, which serves as a point (quantum state). It is also a field of mathematics related to quantum mechanics, differential geometry and various other fields. Another topic is quantum computer, which, if its aim is achieved, will result in a computer capable of making such enormous computations as are unimaginable with the existing computers.

- Faculty Name
- SUZUKI, Tatsuo
- Keyword
- Mathematical science,Physics,Geometry
- Laboratory location
- No.5 Building OMIYA Campus 4F 5484-1
This lab is for this SDG activity:
STUDY FIELDS
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Information science
FOR SOCIETY
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RESEARCH THEMES
- Research on maximum likelihood estimations and Kallback-Leibler divergence
- Research on the quantization of one-dimensional harmonic oscillators
- Research on the factorization by a quantum computer