Geometry and global analysis

Modern geometry is aimed at mathematically formulating spatial concepts and carrying out research on spatial properties. For instance, the earth that we live in is a typical geometric object. An object like this is mathematically referred to as a manifold. The primary purpose of our research is to determine the geometric properties of a manifold, configure geometric invariants of that manifold, and use this information to characterize its space. Specific fields include noncommutative differential geometry, the three-dimensional Poincare conjecture, the index theorem of an operator, gauge theory and four-dimensional manifold theory, the distribution of the characteristic roots of a differential operator, and so on.

Fields of study ; Differential geometry, topology, global analysis, low-dimensional topology, manifold theory, operator algebra

  • MAEDA,Yoshiaki (Professor)

    Research  :  Differential geometry, global analysis
    Office  :  14-636
    Tel  :  ext.42750
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  • IZEKI,Hiroyasu (Professor)

    Research  :  Differential geometry, discrete groups, rigidity
    Office  :  14-540
    Tel  :  ext.42751
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  • ISHII,Ippei (Associate Professor)

    Research  :  Topology 3-manifold
    Office  :  14-445
    Tel  :  ext.42720
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  • KAMETANI,Yukio (Associate Professor)

    Research  :  Differential topology, gauge theory
    Office  :  14-740
    Tel  :  ext.42727
    E-mail  : 

  • KATSURA,Takeshi (Associate Professor)

    Research  :  Operator algebra, C*algebra
    Office  :  14-635
    Tel  :  ext.42761
    E-mail  : 
    URL  :  http://www.math.keio.ac.jp/~katsura/

PAGETOP
  • What are the Mathematical Sciences?
  • Introduction of faculty staff members
    • Algebra and number theory
    • Data science
    • Discrete mathematics and computational mathematics
    • Geometry and global analysis
    • Mathematical analysis and functional equation
    • Probability theory and ergodic theory