معرفی
Yasutaka Shimizu is a Professor at the Department of Applied Mathematics, Waseda University, with prior positions at Osaka University and as Visiting Professor at the Institute of Statistical Mathematics. His work bridges mathematical statistics, stochastic processes, and actuarial science.
- Education: Ph.D. in Mathematical Science (University of Tokyo, 2007)
- Key Research: Survival energy models for mortality prediction, threshold estimation for jump-diffusions, ruin theory, fractional Brownian motion inference
Recent Publications focus on high-frequency data analysis, survival energy hypothesis applications, and statistical methods for financial/actuarial risks. His 2023 work includes threshold estimation under small noise and survival energy models with functional data analysis.
Scientific Awards include the Research Achievement Award (Japan Statistical Society), Ogawa Research Encouragement Award, and Competition Outstanding Report Award.
Grants from Japan Society for the Promotion of Science cover topics like statistical modeling of stochastic processes, mortality prediction, and financial risk measurement. He maintains professional memberships in the Japan Statistical Society, Mathematical Society of Japan, and Institute of Actuaries of Japan.
