Michio Jimbo
My research interests are integrable models in statistical mechanics and field theory, and algebraic sturctures related to them. The major achievements in the past are the following.
- The link between correlation functions in the Ising model and monodromy preserving deformation of linear differential equations (with M.Sato and T.Miwa).
- Foundation of monodromy preserving deformation on the Riemann sphere (with T.Miwa).
- The role of affine Lie algebras as infinitesimal transformation groups for the hierarchy of soliton type equations (with E.Date, M.Kashiwara and T.Miwa).
- Discovery of quantized enveloping algebras (quantum groups) and elucidation of the Yang-Baxter equation.
- Quantum group symmetry in solvable lattice models, and integral formula for correlation functions (with K.Miki, T.Miwa, A.Nakayashiki and others).
- Elliptic quantum groups as dynamical twist (with H.Konno, S.Odake and J.Shiraishi).
Since several years, my major interest has been to understand the algebraic representation (without integrals) of general correlation functions in integrable spin chains (with H.Boos, F.Smirnov, T.Miwa and Y.Takeyama).
- Access
- Akihiro Tsuchiya
- Assistant Professors
- Associate and Full Professors
- Cosimo Bambi
- Damien Easson
- December 26, 2008
- Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellows
- Feb 1, 2008
- Hiroaki Aihara
- Hitoshi Murayama
- IPMU NEWS 1 (March 2008)
- IPMU NEWS 2 (June 2008)
- IPMU NEWS 3 (September 2008)
- IPMU NEWS 4 (December 2008)
- IPMU NEWS 5 (March 2009)
- Inflation and Early Universe
- Integrable Systems and Conformal Field Theories
- Katsuhiko Sato
- Ken'ichi Nomoto
- Kunio Inoue
- Kyoji Saito
- Masataka Fukugita
- Masayuki Nakahata
- Michio Jimbo
- Mihoko Nojiri
- Naoshi Sugiama
- Neutrino Physics
- Number Theory
- Observational Cosmology
- Postdoctoral Fellows
- Proton Decay
- Stavros Katsanevas
- String Theory
- Structure Formation
- Supernovae
- Takaaki Kajita
- The 2008 ASJ Hayashi Chushiro Prize to Naoshi Sugiyama
- The 2008 JSPS Prize to Kunio Inoue
- Tsutomu Yanagida
- Visiting Professors
- Yoichiro Suzuki