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
*Applicants who have graduated or expect to graduate from a university outside Japan and wish to study under my supervision as research students or graduate students should contact me through Kyoto University’s AAO system.
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, micromagnetics, ...
See also: arXiv, Google Scholar, MathSciNet, ORCID, ResearchGate, researchmap, zbMATH.
News
June 3, 2026: New preprint with Fabian Rupp, where we introduce the calibration energy and apply it to mean curvature flow.
April 2, 2026: New preprint with Glen Wheeler on a new family of scale-critical curve diffusion flows.
December 31, 2025: New preprint with Slim Ibrahim, Carlos Román, and Ikkei Shimizu on 2D chiral magnetic fields of general topological degree.
August 27, 2025: New preprint with Fabian Rupp on positivity-preserving properties of the elastic flow for complete curves.
Schedule
August 2--7, 2026: Talk in the BIRS workshop "Geometric Flows and Related Topics" at Banff International Research Station (BIRS), Canada.
September 7--12, 2026: Talk in the workshop "PDEs in MOTION" at KIAS in Seoul, Korea.
September 14--18, 2026: We will organize an invitation-only workshop at RIMS: "MATRIX-RIMS Tandem-workshop: Geometric flows and related phenomena".
September 29--October 1: Talk in "The Second Workshop on Geometric Variational Problems, Geometric Measure Theory, and Related Topics" at NTNU & Academia Sinica in Taipei, Taiwan.
November 19--20: Give a lecture series in a Student Project "Studies on Problems in Geometric Relativity" at Nagoya University.
PhD students
Florian Gruen (D3)
Master's students
井上大尭 [Hiroaki Inoue] (M1)
石黒広夢 [Hiromu Ishiguro] (M1)
Former external students
Mathis Lefebvre (Internship, 2025 Apr--Jun, from ENS)
(as of April 2026)
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