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Sota Hanai

Keio University, Department of Physics, Theory Lab. (Yamamoto Group), Associate Visiting Researcher

E-mail：shanai.phys@gmail.com

I study transport phenomena in ultra high dense environment, such as neutron stars. I am interested in macroscopic emergence of quantum microscopic properties. Especially, I mainly treat on phenomena originated from the chirality of elementary particles in the framework of hydrodynamics and kinetic theory. I aim to incorporate the findings into astrophysics.

Keywords：chiral transport, quantum kinetic theory, neutron star, supernovae, gravitational wave,dense QCD

Education

Mar. 2026：Ph.D. in Physics, Keio University, Japan
Mar. 2022：M.S. in Physics, Keio University, Japan
Mar. 2020：B.S. in Physics, Keio University, Japan

News

4/1/2026：I have be appointed as an Associate Visiting Researcher at the Science and Technology, Keio University (Yamamoto Group).
3/25/2026：I obtain my Ph.D. in Physics.
1/31/2026：The paper "Anomalous Dynamical Screening of Relativistic Plasma in a Magnetic Field" has been published in PTEP.
9/23/2025：A new paper "Anomalous Correction to Dynamical Response of Relativistic Plasma in a Magnetic Field " has been released.
10/6/2023：A paper "Chiral asteroseismology: seismic oscillations caused by chiral transport in neutron star and supernovae" (with Naoki Yamamoto) has been published by Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics.
6/19/2022：Webpage was created.

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