The JMCQMC workshop series aims to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing among researchers in Monte Carlo and quasi-Monte Carlo methods in Japan.
If you are interested in giving a talk, please first contact the workshop organizer via email (see below), preferably by August 14, 2026, and then submit the title and abstract of your talk using the submission form below. Note for speakers: Abstract submission also serves as registration.
If you wish to participate as an attendee, please register using the registration form below.
The submission and registration deadlines are both August 31, 2026.
Dates: September 24 & 25, 2026
Venue: Faculty of Science, Kojirakawa Campus, Yamagata University (access) アクセス
Room: A202, B3 building (campus map) 構内図
Organizer: Kosuke Suzuki (Yamagata University)
Contact: kosuke-suzuki (at) sci.kj.yamagata-u.ac.jp
（講演は英語または日本語で行われます。スライドは英語です）
September 24 (Chair: Kosuke Suzuki)
9:00–11:30: Free Discussion
11:30–12:50: (Lunch Break)
12:50–13:00: Opening
13:00–14:00: Takashi Goda (The University of Tokyo)
Constructive space-filling designs for computer experiments
14:00–15:00: Hengjun Xu (The University of Tokyo)
Kendall geometry and spectral stability for Mallows kernels
15:00–15:20: (Break)
15:20–16:20: Masataka Hirono (The University of Tokyo)
Coupled Conditional PaRIS for Unbiased Additive Smoothing
16:20–17:20: Akifumi Okuno (Institute of Statistical Mathematics)
Statistical estimation with integral terms in loss functions
17:20-17:30: (Group photo)
18:15: (Workshop Dinner: requires a separate fee)
September 25 (Chair: Takashi Goda)
9:30–10:30: Hozumi Morohosi (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies)
Good permutation search for low-discrepancy sequences and its application to an operations research problem
10:30–11:30: Shin Harase (Niigata University)
Enhancing data augmentation via Markov chain quasi-Monte Carlo
11:30–13:00: (Lunch Break)
13:00–14:00: Masatake Hirao (Tokyo University of Science)
Spherical Designs in High Dimensions
14:00–15:00: Mou Cai (The University of Tokyo)
Multivariate integration and approximation in weighted Sobolev spaces of low fractional smoothness
15:00–16:00: Kosuke Suzuki (Yamagata University)
Separation properties of scrambled digital nets and related random point sets
16:00–16:10: Closing
16:10–17:00: Free Discussion