NAGATOMO Yasuyuki
   Department   Undergraduate School  , School of Science and Technology
   Position   Professor
Research Period 2004~2007
Research Topic Development and relations between various geometries and integrable systems
Research Type KAKENHI Research
Consignor Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Research Program Type Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A)
KAKENHI Grant No. 16204007
Keyword quantum cohomology, Painleve equation, Einstein metric, Yang-Mills connection, G2 orbits, Theory of harmonic maps, Moduli of singularities, isoparametric hypersurfaces
Responsibility Research Contributor
Representative Person MIYAOKA Reiko
Details Miyaoka gives a new proof for the Dorfmeister Neher classification theorem on isoparametric hypersurfaces, and as applications of hypersurface geometry, clarifies the topological structure of the anti-self-dual bundle of complex projective plane and complete austere submanifolds, constructs Ricci flat metrics, special Lagrangian submanifolds. She also gets twister fibrations from the geometry of G2 orbits. Iwasaki connects the algebraic formulation of Painleve IV with the ergodic theory of birational maps of algebraic surfaces via Riemann-Hilbert correspondence, and shows the chaotic behavior of non-linear monodoromy. Kajiwara applies the theoretic formulation of the Painleve systems and constructs the determinant formula of the hypergeometric solutions of q-Painleve, and relates it with the solutions of the associate linear problems. Nakayashiki characterizes the coefficients of the series of sigma function by those of defining functions of the algebraic curves. Nagatomo obtains an essential relation between harmonic maps and the Yang-Mills connections, and generalizes Takahashi's theorem, de Carom-Wallach's theorem, and constructs harmonic maps from quaternion Kaehler manifold to Grassmannian manifolds. Yamada-Umehara-Rossman classify the behavior of the ends of complete flat fronts in the hyperbolic 3-space. Fujioka studies integrability and periodicity of the motion of curves in complex hyperbolics which depend on Burger's equation and have descritization. Ishikawa classifies singularities of inproper affine surfaces and surfaces with constant Gauss curvature, and their dual surfaces. He also clarifies moduli of the singularities, and obtains a relation between plane curves and their Legendle curves. Udagawa classifies compact isotropic submanifolds with parallel mean curvature vector wit the sectional curvature. Tamaru proves a fixed point theorem for cohomogeneity one action corresponding to homogeneous hypersurfaces in symmetric spaces of non-compact type. Matsuura studies a development of plane curves depending on KdV equation w..r.t. discrete time. Ikeda studies equi-energy surfaces of characteristic manifod of Whittaker abel group and full Kostant-Toda lattice via micro-local anaysis. Guest investigates harmonic maps, quantum cohomorogy and mirror symmetry, and writes an introductory book Futaki proves the existence of Sasaki-Einstein metrics on some toric Sasakian manifolds, in particular, the existence of compelete Ricci-flat metric on the canonical bundles of toric Fano manifolds.