Slovak-Japanese one-day session for Young Scholars in Applied Mathematics

Aim of this session: 

For one week in September 2025, two young scholars, Michal Kollar and Dagmar Zakova, from the Slovak University of Technology, will visit the Ikuta campus of Meiji University with a grant from the Erasmus+ International Mobility program for university staff. One of the purposes of the visit is to establish scientific collaboration. On September 17, we will have a good opportunity to hold a one-day session for Slovak researchers and Japanese students in the Master's and PhD courses at Meiji University and Tokyo Metropolitan University. This session will be student-friendly. Throughout this session, we will engage in an international exchange and establish an early collaboration in applied mathematics.

Participants: 

Michal Kollár (Slovak University of Technology)
Dagmar Žáková (Slovak University of Technology)
Prapapit Chutimantanon (her nickname is Khawfang, D2, Meiji University)
Hirotaka Ito (D1, Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Kazuki Ookoma (M2, Meiji University)
Shintaro Koshiba (M2, Meiji University)
Yuuki Ishisone (M1, Meiji University)
Yu Ushiki (M1, Tokyo Metropolitan University)
Shigetoshi Yazaki (young at heart, Meiji University)

Topics: 

Michal Kollár:
Classification using networks driven by nonlinear diffusion and segmentation via curve evolution
Dagmar Žáková:
Numerical schemes for hyperbolic partial differential equations
Prapapit Chutimantanon a.k.a. Khawfang:
Uniform distribution of points in a region enclosed by a given Jordan curve
Hirotaka Ito:
A study of complex valued Fujita-type equations and inclusions
Kazuki Ookoma:
Hyperbolic curvature flow and its numerical computation
Shintaro Koshiba:
Towards modeling for water pollution
Yuuki Ishisone:
Random Matrix
Yu Ushiki:
Numerical calculation of MBP
Shigetoshi Yazaki:
Introduction of applied mathematics to disaster prevention: image segmentation, tracking a flame/smoldering front in combustion, Ofunato wildfire, etc. 

Room and time: 

Start from 10:00 at the room CF402 (Center Forest). 

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