In this research, we solved the Vlasov-Poisson equations directly by running our new high-precision numerical scheme for solving the Vlasov equation developed by the University of Tsukuba and the University of Tokyo on Japan's most powerful supercomputer, yielding 6-dimensional distributions of the neutrinos permeating our universe. This was the first...
On the 3rd of May 2018, the Theoretical Astrophysics and the Observational Astrophysics groups organized a barbeque together. This event was held to welcome new fourth year students and new members of staff into the research groups, and provided a great occasional for all to get to know each other...
On July 28, 2014, Yu Komatsu was interviewed by students of the newspaper division of the 38th National High School Cultural Festival in Ibaraki, "Ibaraki Sobun 2014". In this national inter-highschool cultural event, high school students from all over Japan gather to present their work and achievements in their respective...
From left to right: Takanobu Kirihara, Yu Komatsu, Hiroyuki Suzuki. Congratulations to the three doctoral students in our group, Yu Komatsu, Takanobu Kirihara, and Hiroyuki Suzuki, who have been awarded the JSPS Research Fellowship for Young Scientists. Yu Komatsu (DC2) PhD 3rd Year Project title: Modeling photosynthetic biomarkers of extrasolar...
Today, second year Masters student Hiroyuki Suzuki from our group attended the finals of the "Campus Life +1" contest and gave a presentation about his dreams and ambitions in life. His dream is to make many people smile and happy by sharing his fascination with the universe. From 2,000 participants...
Tomoaki Ishiyama's dark-matter simulation using the Kei supercomputer receives the prestigious 2012 Gordon Bell prize References Full CCS Press Release RIKEN Advanced Institute for Computational Science SC12, Supercomputing 2012, Salt Lake City, Utah, Award Page
In this research, we solved the Vlasov-Poisson equations directly by running our new high-precision numerical scheme for solving the Vlasov equation developed by the University of Tsukuba and the University of Tokyo on Japan's most powerful supercomputer, yielding 6-dimensional distributions of the neutrinos permeating our universe. This was the first...
December 2020 neutrinos, cosmology, large scale structure, and numerical simulations
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May 2019
On the 3rd of May 2018, the Theoretical Astrophysics and the Observational Astrophysics groups organized a barbeque together. This event was held to welcome new fourth year students and new members of staff into the research groups, and provided a great occasional for all to get to know each other...
May 2018 leisure
On July 28, 2014, Yu Komatsu was interviewed by students of the newspaper division of the 38th National High School Cultural Festival in Ibaraki, "Ibaraki Sobun 2014". In this national inter-highschool cultural event, high school students from all over Japan gather to present their work and achievements in their respective...
July 2014 outreach
From left to right: Takanobu Kirihara, Yu Komatsu, Hiroyuki Suzuki. Congratulations to the three doctoral students in our group, Yu Komatsu, Takanobu Kirihara, and Hiroyuki Suzuki, who have been awarded the JSPS Research Fellowship for Young Scientists. Yu Komatsu (DC2) PhD 3rd Year Project title: Modeling photosynthetic biomarkers of extrasolar...
April 2014 awards and JSPS
Today, second year Masters student Hiroyuki Suzuki from our group attended the finals of the "Campus Life +1" contest and gave a presentation about his dreams and ambitions in life. His dream is to make many people smile and happy by sharing his fascination with the universe. From 2,000 participants...
February 2014 awards
Tomoaki Ishiyama's dark-matter simulation using the Kei supercomputer receives the prestigious 2012 Gordon Bell prize References Full CCS Press Release RIKEN Advanced Institute for Computational Science SC12, Supercomputing 2012, Salt Lake City, Utah, Award Page
November 2012 awards and HPC
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