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Takao Suzuki

Last updated: 12/05/10 14:54
 
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Name
Takao Suzuki
E-mail
suzukimath.kindai.ac.jp
Affiliation
Kinki University
Section
Faculty of Science and Engineering
Job title
Associate Professor
Degree
Ph.D (Science)(Kobe University)

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I was born in 1974 and received the doctoral degree from Kobe University in 2004.

My research field is the theory of integrable systems and special functions. Recently, I am investigating higher order generalizations of the Painleve equations from a viewpoint of the affine root system.

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Papers

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Takao Suzuki
SIGMA   6(2010)    Oct 2010   [Refereed]
Kenta Fuji, Takao Suzuki
Funkcial. Ekvac.   53(2010) 143-167   Apr 2010   [Refereed]
Kenta Fuji, Takao Suzuki
J. Phys. A: Math. Theor.   42(2009)    Mar 2009   [Refereed]
Kenta Fuji, Takao Suzuki
Int. Math. Res. Not.   1(2008)    Jan 2008   [Refereed]
Takao Suzuki, Kenta Fuji
RIMS Kokyuroku Bessatsu   B2(2007) 239-245   Mar 2007   [Refereed][Invited]

Conferences

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A class of higher order Painlevé systems arising from integrable hierarchies of type Tex
Takao Suzuki
Symmetry Plus Integrability 2010   Jun 2010   
The Drinfeld-Sokolov hierarchies of type Tex: Tex-analogue and application to Painlevé systems
Takao Suzuki
Discrete Systems and Special Functions   Jun 2009   
Higher order Painlevé system of type Tex arising from integrable hierarchy [Invited]
Takao Suzuki, Kenta Fuji
International conference "From Painlevé to Okamoto"   Jun 2008   
Coupled Painlevé VI system arising from Drinfeld-Sokolov hierarchy
Takao Suzuki
An Isaac Newton Institute Workshop "Painlevé Equations and Monodromy Problems: Recent Developments"   Sep 2006   
The sixth Painlevé equation arising from Tex hierarchy
Takao Suzuki
Symmetries and Integrability of Difference Equations (SIDE) VII   Jul 2006