HIRASAWA Mikami

HIRASAWA Mikami is a Professor at the Department of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering, Nagoya Institute of Technology. His research focuses on geometry, knot theory, and low-dimensional topology, particularly the analysis of Alexander polynomials and Seifert surfaces.

• PhD in Science (1997) from Osaka University

Research Interests: Dr. Hirasawa investigates topological properties of knots and links, including stability of Alexander polynomials, fibered knots, and geometric constructions like sphere eversion. His work bridges algebraic topology with computational and visual methods.

Article Trends: His recent publications emphasize polynomial invariants (Alexander, twisted Alexander), Seifert surface manipulations, and symmetric knot structures (strongly invertible knots). Collaborations with Benjamin Bode and Kunio Murasugi highlight interdisciplinary approaches to knot theory.