FURUUCHI KAZUYUKI


Name: FURUUCHI, Kazuyuki (FAMILY NAME, Given name)
Contact:
office: 3rd
General
Building 5F, NCTS on NTHU campus
e-mail: furuuchi phys cts nthu edu tw (put at in the 1st blank and dots in the rest)
e-mail: furuuchi phys cts nthu edu tw (put at in the 1st blank and dots in the rest)
Research Interests:
I've been mainly working
on string theory and related topics in quantum field theory and
gravity. String theory is the most promising framework that contains
quantum gravity: It solves the problem of short distant divergences
which appear when quantizing general relativity perturbatively; It has
also successfully provided microscopic description of
Bekenstein-Hawking entropy of black holes. String theory is a rather simple extension of quantum theory based on
particles to that based on strings, yet its consequences are amazingly
rich and diverse: Unification of all the forces and particles, amazing
relation between gauge theory and gravity, etc. etc. String theory also
provides a framework to describe why our world is like we observe, e.g.
why particle interactions are described by the standard model at low
energy. This is because in string theory all the parameters in low
energy field theory are in principle determined by solving string
theory, though practically this is a very difficult problem and lot of
efforts are currently payed to get closer to the solution. It should be
noted that formulation of string theory itself is not yet complete at
present: Most results have been obtained in first quantized formalism or by low energy effective field theory,
due to technical complications in the second quantized formalism of string theory currently known.
Considering string duality which relates different kinds of string
theory, it is quite likely that we need to find a new formulation of string
theory which go beyond the usual second quantization. There are many things
we should understand better. If you are a local student who is
interested in working in this field, you can directly visit my office
for more detail. You can also have a look at ``For Students" below. In
the meanwhile, some of you may be interested in the relation of the
following subjects to string theory:
Recently I am also interested in cosmology, in particular cosmic inflation. I prepared a litereture guide for those who are also interested.
Recently I am also interested in cosmology, in particular cosmic inflation. I prepared a litereture guide for those who are also interested.
- For Students
- For High Energy Phenomenology friends
- For Condensed Matter friends
- For Cosmology friends
- For Math friends
- Is string theory testable?
- Gauge-Higgs Unification in Spontaneously Created Fuzzy Extra Dimensions (CYCU Oct. 2011) Introductory talk for general HEP audiences. Details left to the original paper.
- D-branes Wrapped on Fuzzy del Pezzo Surfaces (IPMU Feb. 2011)
- Introduction to Perturbative String I. (NTHU June 2010): An introduction for beginners.
- M-Theory Branes Through 3-Algebra (NTU April 2010): For general theoretical physics audiences.
- Recent progress in Nambu-bracket description of M5-brane in a constant C-field background (KEK Theory WS March 2010): For string theory oriented audiences.
- I am a member of Strings Focus Group of NCTS, Taiwan.
- We also have local string theory research activities in Hsinchu area. See Hsinchu String Group.
- NCTS High Energy
Physics Jornal Club.
- Kazuyuki Furuuchi, Takeo Inami and Kazumi Okuyama, "Gauge-Higgs Unification in Spontaneously Created Fuzzy Extra Dimensions," JHEP 1101:006 (2011).
- Kazuyuki Furuuchi and Kazumi Okuyama, "D-branes wrapped on fuzzy del Pezzo surfaces," JHEP 1101:043 (2011).
- Chien-Ho Chen, Kazuyuki Furuuchi, Pei-Ming Ho, Tomohisa Takimi, "More on the Nambu-Poisson M5-brane Theory: Scaling limit, background independence and an all order solution to the Seiberg-Witten map," JHEP 1010:100 (2010).
- Kazuyuki Furuuchi, "Confined phase in the real time formalism and the fate of the world behind the horizon," Phys.Rev.D73:046004 (2006).
- Kazuyuki Furuuchi, "Instantons on
noncommutative R4 and projection operators,"
Prog.Theor.Phys.103:1043-1068 (2000).
- NTU, Taiwan (Assistant Research Fellow) (2006~2007)
- HRI, India (Postdoc.) (2004~2006)
- UBC, Canada (Postdoc.) (2001end~2004)
- IHES, France (Visitor) (6 months in total during 2001~2004)
- KEK, Japan (Postdoc.) (2000~2001)
- Osaka U., Japan (Ph.D.) (~ March 2000)
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