Yuzuru Sato
Yuzuru Sato obtained a Ph.D. in nonlinear physics and complex systems from the University of Tokyo in 2000. He received postdoctoral fellowships from JSPS (2000-2001), RIKEN (2001-2002), and Santa Fe Institute (2002-2006). Since the year 2006, he is an associate professor at RIES Complex Systems Group / Department of Mathematics at Hokkaido university. His research is focused on problems in the field of application of nonlinear dynamical systems and complex systems. His recent works in progress are;
1. Dynamical systems and computability / computational complexity
2. Chaos, randomness, and noise-induced phenomena
3. Controlling spatiotemporal chaos
4. Phenomenology of nonlinear dynamics with large degrees of freedom.
