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{{Short description|Japanese physicist}} '''Emiko Hiyama''' ({{langx|ja|肥山 詠美子}}) is a Japanese computational [[nuclear physics|nuclear physicist]] whose research concerns ...

{{Short description|Japanese mathematician (born 1951)}} ...'|神保 道夫|Jimbō Michio|extra=born November 28, 1951}} is a [[Japanese people|Japanese]] [[mathematician]] working in [[mathematical physics]] and is a professor ...

{{Short description|Japanese theoretical physicist}} ...ormula]], which some physicists think has great importance but which other physicists contend is merely a [[mathematical coincidence|numerical coincidence]]. ...

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{{Short description|Japanese theoretical physicist (1922–2019)}} | nationality = Japanese ...

{{Short description|Japanese theoretical physicist}} ...of metals, the [[theory of relativity]] and quantum theory. Being the only Japanese scientist who made an original contribution to the [[old quantum theory]],{ ...

...997 he was again at Osaka by invitation of the Center of Excellence of the Japanese Ministry of Technology. [[Category:20th-century German physicists]] ...

...ytic [[wave front set]]s of distributions, developed independently by the Japanese mathematicians [[Mikio Sato]], [[Masaki Kashiwara]] and Takahiro Kawai in t ...

...{{small|(1986)}} <br>[[Prix Paul Langevin]] {{small|(1981)}} <br> [[Three Physicists Prize]] {{small|(2024)}} ...e book was later translated to Russian, Chinese (Mandarin), Portuguese and Japanese.</ref><ref>Audoly B. and Pomeau Y., Elasticity and Geometry, Oxford Univers ...

...For example, in the 1996 book ''[[The Nature of Space and Time]]'' by the physicists [[Stephen Hawking]] and Nobel laureate [[Roger Penrose]], they posit that s ...ks]] was supposedly started after its founder wore mismatched socks to a [[Japanese tea ceremony]]. ...

...ode=1992RvMP...64..849K}}</ref> In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Russian physicists S. P. Gubin, V. V. Kolesov, E. S. Soldatov, A. S. Trifonov, V. V. Khanin, G ...stor (SET) Model for Design and Analysis of Realistic SET Circuits|journal=Japanese Journal of Applied Physics|volume=39|issue=Part 1, No. 4B|year=2000|pages=2 ...

...(along with Einstein's work on the [[photoelectric effect]]) in convincing physicists that Planck's postulate of quantized energy levels was more than a mere mat ...ear=1964 |title=Formation of Bohr's theory of atomic constitution |journal=Japanese Studies in History of Science |volume=3 |pages=6–28}}</ref><ref>{{cite thes ...

...ality management]], which was thought to have played a large part in the [[Japanese economic miracle]]. Beginning in the early 1980s, the quality standard [[BS | title =Promoting Physics and Supporting Physicists : The Physical Society and the Institute of Physics 1874 – 2002 ...

...| year = 1941 | title = Statistical problems in estimating populations of Japanese beetle larve | journal = J Econ Entomol | volume = 34 | issue = 2| pages = Another group of physicists, Fronczak and Fronczak, derived Taylor's power law for fluctuation scaling ...

...alist and [[polyglot (person)|polyglot]], developed the [[cyrillization of Japanese]] ==Physicists== ...

...ETA, an announcement that made headlines around the world. He dismissed US physicists' concerns. US experiments soon produced similar neutrons, although temperat In 1983, [[Joint European Torus|JET]] achieved first plasma. In 1985, the Japanese tokamak, [[JT-60]] produced its first plasmas. In 1988, the [[T-15 (reactor ...

...ion involving the [[special unitary group]] SU(3); for their calculations, physicists use a convenient matrix representation known as the [[Gell-Mann matrices]], ...01 {{ISBN|978-0-321-07912-1}}, p. 564-565</ref> The [[Japanese mathematics|Japanese mathematician]] [[Seki Kowa|Seki]] used the same array methods to solve sim ...

...]] and the ''Princess Ju{{Nbh}}Ju'' ([[Omamori|''The Golden Amulet'']]), a Japanese operetta in [[Three-act structure|three acts]] by Clementine Ward.{{R|"Warm [[Category:20th-century British physicists]] ...

[[TAMA 300]] (and its predecessor, the prototype TAMA 20) was a Japanese detector with 300 m arms, built at the [[Mitaka, Tokyo|Mitaka]] university. Non-conventional, alternative models of compact objects have been proposed by physicists. Some examples of these models can be described within [[general relativity ...

...India, which acquired it from Ancient Rome. Oblique projection is seen in Japanese art, such as in the [[Ukiyo-e]] paintings of [[Torii Kiyonaga]] (1752–1815) ...nes (girih), generally more visible than the tile boundaries. In 2007, the physicists [[Peter Lu]] and [[Paul Steinhardt]] argued that girih resembled [[quasicr ...