I'm a graduate student studying
Quantum Field Theory
and Particle Physics at University of Tokyo, Japan.
(04/26/2004) Call for PD admission
University/Adviser(s)
My PhD. Thesis (submitted) is titled
``Natural beauty of the standard model
-A derivation of the electro-weak unified and quantum-gravity theory
without assuming a Higgs particle-''.
Any opinion is welcome. Contact me.
(03/19) Please hear me and visit the
Peace-Petition cites
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It is all sad that citizens of our great friend U.S., where the Nobel Laureate
Prof. Steven Weinberg and many other respectable scientists live, ever die or
kill other people.
I can't believe yesterday's news of 48 hours limit and 70% of U.S. citizens
agree with the war. It must be a lie, for I know many people against the war.
I met many U.S. physicists in SCGT02 for the first time, all of them are
openhearted and largehearted.
(07/22)
What's
MUSES-C? (Note: This is not directly related to
my research, but we have the common word 'MU'.)
News(04/01): I met Steven Weinberg!
I am lucky enough to join the one-year studying-abroad program at the expense of the government. I planned to go to
Texas, where the great Nobel prize winner professor Steven Weinberg lives.
It has long been my dream to attend the seminar on particle physics with him.
So, I am very pleased that my dream comes true. Today I first met him at
his office in the University of Texas at Austin.
He was very kind a man and not only signed his name on the textbook I handed
in him, but also showed me around Texas after the seminar. Texas is a big
research city surrounded by beautiful lakes and rivers and inhabited with
many species of wild lives. I asked him how he discovered the greatest
principles of the world and he answered they were Columbus' eggs, but that
some talent needed to see things just as they are. He said that he liked
Japanese dishes and was going to visit Japan this year. Thus we walked
together along the riverside of Frio River talking about physics all the
time, regardless of the sunset. Finally, he gave me a few hints on my future
research. It was only a day's date with him, but I most enjoyed today's
experience. Thank you!
Recent News(03/17)
I was lucky enough to attend the
International Forum Comemorating the Centennial of the Nobel Prize
on 16 March, 2002.
The lectures by international professors and prize winners themselves
are my best treasure in life. Now there is also a
related exhibition in Japan.
(A sequel: It was already finished, but the
Nobel web site is very informative.)
My Research Interests
・・・>'Quantum Gravity with minimal Assumptions'-Online Archive.
NEW(08/01)
Transparency
'Alternative to Higgs and Unification'
My Papers,
Address
・・・>Since 2000.