ここは三浦達哉の個人ウェブサイトです。現在は京都大学の数学教室にいます。
(※ 数学教室は通称で、正式名称は下記所属の通りです。)
所属/職位:京都大学大学院理学研究科数学・数理解析専攻数学系/准教授
住所:〒606-8502 京都府京都市左京区北白川追分町 京都大学理学研究科数学教室
居室:吉田キャンパス北部構内 理学研究科3号館 324号室 [アクセス] [Google マップ]
経歴などより詳しい情報は researchmap をご覧ください。
Here is a personal website of Tatsuya Miura. I am a mathematician, and currently working at the Department of Mathematics of Kyoto University.
Position: Associate Professor
Postal address: Department of Mathematics, Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University, Kitashirakawa Oiwake-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-8502, Japan
My office: Room No. 324 (3rd floor), Graduate School of Science Bldg. No. 3, North Campus in Yoshida Campus [access] [Google Maps]
My complete CV is available in researchmap.
E-mail: tatsuya.miura [at-sign] math.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Research information
My main research interests are the calculus of variations, geometric analysis, and partial differential equations, with an emphasis on higher order problems. The topics include:
geometric variational problems (elastic curve, minimal surface, ...)
geometric flows (elastic flow, surface diffusion flow, mean curvature flow, area-preserving curvature flows, ...)
geometric inequalities (Li-Yau inequality, Topping conjecture, isoperimetric inequality, ...)
cut locus/ambiguous locus, optimal transport, ...
See also: arXiv, Google Scholar, MathSciNet, ORCID, ResearchGate, researchmap, zbMATH.
News
August 27, 2025: New preprint with Fabian Rupp on positivity-preserving properties of the elastic flow for complete curves.
August 15, 2025: New preprint with Kensuke Yoshizawa on the classification of stable pinned p-elasticae.
April 8, 2025: I am honored to receive the Young Scientists’ Award of the 2025 Commendation for Science and Technology by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology.
April 7, 2025: New preprint with Fabian Rupp on a new energy method for curvature flows of complete curves.
Schedule
November 5--7, 2025: Talk in the RIMS symposium (open) "Viscosity Solutions of Differential Equations and Related Topics".
November 10--15, 2025: Talk in the workshop "Geometric variational problems" in the Thematic Program "Free Boundary Problems" at the ESI, University of Vienna, Austria.
December 2, 2025: Talk in the University of Tsukuba Differential Geometry Seminar at the University of Tsukuba.
March 10--11, 2026: Talk in the Workshop on Geometric Analysis and Related Topics at Kyoto University.
March 16--17, 2026: Talk in the GRGeo3 at Nagoya University.
June 15--19, 2026: Talk in "The 7th Italian-Japanese Workshop on Geometric Properties for Parabolic and Elliptic PDE's" at The University of Tokyo.
July 6--10, 2026: Talk in the "SS91: Geometric evolution problems" of the 15th AIMS conference at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece.
August 2--7, 2026: Talk in the BIRS workshop "Geometric Flows and Related Topics" at Banff International Research Station (BIRS), Canada.
September 8--11, 2026: Talk in a workshop in KIAS, Seoul, Korea.
PhD students
Florian Gruen (D2)
Past students
Mathis Lefebvre (internship student from ENS, 2025 Apr--Jun)
(as of April 2025)
Organizing workshops
Geometric Analysis and Phenomena (since 2024)
Organizing seminars
京都大学 NLPDE セミナー (Kyoto University NLPDE Seminar) (2024 April -- present)
Editorial board
Kodai Mathematical Journal (2021 July -- 2024 March)
Current and previous affiliations
Department of Mathematics / Tokyo Institute of Technology (Institute of Science Tokyo, as of October 2024)
Graduate School of Mathematical Sciences / The University of Tokyo
Roots
My mathematical ancestors according to the Mathematics Genealogy Project:
Tatsuya Miura --> Yoshikazu Giga --> Daisuke Fujiwara --> Seizô Itô --> Shokichi Iyanaga --> Teiji Takagi --> David Hilbert, and more branches (including Leonhard Euler).
I have an Erdős number of 4 (according to MathSciNet as of 1st May 2021):
Paul Erdős --> David Preiss --> Giovanni Alberti --> Felix Otto --> Tatsuya Miura.
Misc
Richard E. BORCHERDS (YouTube channel) / Questions and Answers 1
Simons Foundation / John W. Milnor (Lectures on Differential Topology, 1965)
π-Base (a community database of topological counterexamples)
Elastic knots are really mind bending (a video from Steve Mould, an educational YouTuber)
Photos