معرفی
Shoichi Yamada is a Professor at the Faculty of Advanced Science & Engineering in Waseda University. With a PhD from the University of Tokyo, his research spans astrophysics, high-energy physics, and computational methods for core-collapse supernovae and compact object formation.
- Key research areas:
- Core-collapse supernova mechanisms
- Neutrino flavor conversions
- Rotating star equilibria
- Boltzmann neutrino transport
- Gravitational wave sources
- Multi-dimensional hydrodynamics
His 245+ peer-reviewed publications (h-index 51) focus on neutrino transport algorithms, supernova explosion dynamics, and flavor instability analysis. Recent work (2025) involves subgrid modeling for neutrino flavor conversions and machine learning applications to radiation hydrodynamics.
Major research contributions include:
- Development of the W4 method for nonlinear equation solving
- Systematic studies of collisional neutrino instabilities
- First-principles simulations with full Boltzmann neutrino transport
- Investigations into muon-induced flavor instabilities
- Quantum mechanical radiation modeling
- Multi-dimensional stellar structure formulations
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