FUJII Michiko
Associate Professor
Department of Astronomy, Department of Astronomy (UG), Department of Astronomy (GR), Graduate School of Science
| fujii@astron.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp | |
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| Room | 1101, Faculty of Science Bldg.1, 11F |
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Research Field
Theoretical Astrophysics, Computational Astrophysics
Research Subject
The study of the formation and evolution of galaxies and star clusters using large-scale numerical simulations
Current Research
Galaxies and star clusters are gravitationally bound systems that
consist of stars, gas, and dark matters. They dynamically evolve in
millions or billions of years. In order to understand such long-time
evolution of galaxies and star clusters, we need to perform numerical
simulations of them and to “observe” the results. We investigate the
formation and evolution of galaxies and star clusters by performing
large-scale simulations using supercomputers. We also develop new
methods for novel simulations.
Keywords
galaxies, the Milky-Way galaxy, star clusters, large-scale simulations