TEACHING ACTIVITIES
Lectures at TMU, Tokyo, Japan (2003-2024)
Special Relativity (not in this academic year)
Quantum Field Theory
General Relativity
Quantum Mechanics III (not in this academic year)
Fluid Mechanics and Elasticity Theory (not in this academic year)
Introduction to Cosmology
NEW!
To motivate students to study cosmology and conduct research in our Laboratory at TMU,
watch two public lectures of Professor Hitoshi Murayama (Berkeley and IPMU):
First lecture: from inflationary universe to primordial gravitational waves
Second Lecture: from inflationary universe to primordial gravitational waves
NEW! Lectures on String Theory, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand (March 2023)
Lectures on Solitons, Monopoles and Duality, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand (March 2020)
Public Lecture about the Dark Side of the Universe, Tomsk Polytechnic University, Russia (December 2019)
Lectures on Supersymmetry and Supergravity, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand (March 2018)
[1] Quantum Field Theory and General Relativity
[2] SUSY algebras and their representations
[3] Flat superspace
[4] Wess-Zumino model
[5] SUSY gauge theories
[6] Spontaneous breaking of rigid SUSY
[7] Vierbein and spin-connection in gravity
[8] Rarita-Schwinger action of gravitino
[9] Local SUSY and supergravity
[10]Supergravity in curved superspace
[11]Supergravity multiplets and auxiliary fields
[12] Matter couplings in supergravity, and modified supergravity actions
Public Lecture about micromanagement at universities, Tomsk State University, Russia (May 2017)
Public Lecture at the Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand (2015)
Thema: High Energy Physics from Early Universe to Modern Colliders
Open University (public) Lectures at TMU, Tokyo, Japan (2010-2019)
http://www.ou.tmu.ac.jp and the official announcement of Thema 2
Thema 1: Einstein Theory of General Relativity and Evolution of our Universe
Thema 2: Physics of the Smallest and the Biggest in the 21st Century
KISO-Seminar and SATOMU at TMU, Tokyo, Japan (2009-2020)
for TMU freshmen and SATOMU international students
Thema: My Place in Global World
CNRS Lectures on Cosmology at Coulomb Laboratory, University of Montpellier, France (March 2015)
[1] Standard (Einstein-Friedmann) Cosmology
[2] Early Universe Inflation
[3] Dark Energy and Dark Matter Phenomenology
[4] Modified Gravity Models
[5] Introduction to Big Bang Reheating
[6] Inflation, Dark Energy and Dark Matter in Supergravity
[7] Superstring Cosmology
Public Lecture about High Energy Physics: from Origin of the Universe to Modern Colliders, Tomsk State University, Russia (March 2014)
Lectures at Leibniz University of Hannover, Germany (Visiting DAAD-Professorship, 2012-2013)
sabbatical (leave of absence) in the academic year (2012/13)
[1] Einfuehrung in die Stringtheorie, Wintersemester 2012/13
[2] Structure of Space-Time and Matter in Supersymmetric Cosmology, Wintersemester 2012/13
Lectures at ITP, University of Hannover, Germany (Visiting DAAD-Professorship, 2004-2006)
[1] Einfuehrung in die Feldtheorie, March 2004
[2] Supersymmetrie und Seiberg-Witten-Theorie, September 2004
[3] Moderne Supersymmetrie und Supergravitation, March 2005
[4] Supergravitation und Superstrings,, August 2005
[5] Einfuehrung in die AdS/CFT-Korrespondenz, March 2006
[6] D-branen und M-Theorie, September 2006
Special Seminar: Introduction to String Theory, 2003-2004, Thursdays, 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm, Room 301 (Faculty of Science), together with Geometry Group of Math. Dept.
Special Seminar: Black Holes, 2004--2005, Mondays,
2:40 pm - 4:00 pm, in Room 499
(Faculty of Science), together with Theoretical Astrophysics Group
Past
Teaching Experience in Germany, USA and Russia
UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL
Tutoring in Quantum Mechanics, Calculus and Mathematical Physics, Department of Physics, Tomsk State University, USSR, 1982-1986
Lecturer in Mathematical Physics, Department of Physics, Tomsk State University, USSR, 1986-1987
Tutoring in Classical Mechanics, Electrodynamics, Group Theory, Statistical
Mechanics, Special Relativity, Quantum Mechanics and Field Theory
Department of Physics, University of Hannover, Germany, 1992-1998
Lecturer in General Relativity, Department of Physics, University of
Kaiserslautern, Germany, 2001
GRADUATE LEVEL
Lecturer in General Relativity (Tomsk State University, 1987/88, 1988/89
and 1989/90), Quantum Field Theory (Tomsk State University, 1987/88, 1988/89
and 1989/90),
and String Theory (Tomsk State University), Russia, 1990
Lecturer in Conformal Field Theory, Department of Physics, Maryland State University in College Park, USA, 1991
Lecturer in Quantum Field Theory/Non-linear Sigma-models, Institute for Theoretical Physics, University of Hannover, Germany, 1999
Lecturer in AdS/CFT Correspondence, Department of Physics, University
of Kaiserslautern, Germany, 2000-2001
Supervision
of PhD Students (completed)
B. B. Lokhvitsky (then Assistant Professor at Tomsk Polytechnical
Institute), from Tomsk State University, Russia, November 1987
PhD Thesis Title: Irreducible Superfields in N=2 and N=4 Superspaces, and
New Non-linear Sigma-models
A. A. Deriglazov (then Research Assistant at the Institute for Theoretical
Physics, University of San-Paulo, Brazil), from Tomsk State University, Russia,
May 1989
PhD Thesis Title: Beta-Functions of Supersymmetric Non-linear Sigma-models
Y. S. Prager (then Research Associate, Weizmann Institute of Physics,
Israel), from Tomsk State University, Russia, December 1989
PhD Thesis Title: Quantum Ambiguities in Non-linear Sigma-models and Gauge
Theories
S. Sasaki, (then postdoc at Physics Department of Helsinki University, Finland), from TMU Physics
Department, March 2006
PhD Thesis Title: Non-anti-commutative Supersymmetric Field Theory
T. Hatanaka, from TMU Physics Department, March 2008
PhD Thesis Title: N=1/2 Supersymmetry and Supergravity in Four Euclidean Dimensions
M. Irisawa, from TMU Physics Department, September 2008
PhD Thesis Title: Noncommutativity in Conformal Spaces
M. Iihoshi, from TMU Physics Department, March 2011
PhD Thesis Title: Superstring-generated gravitational effective action and its inflationary
solutions beyond Einstein gravity
N. Watanabe, from TMU Physics Department, March 2012
PhD Thesis Title: Cosmological properties of modified gravity and supergravity
T. Yumibayashi, from TMU Physics Department, March 2015
PhD Thesis Title: Discrete Integrable System and Invariant Variety of Periodic Points
Y. Aldabergenov, from TMU Physics Department, March 2018
PhD Thesis Title: Inflationary models in supergravity with inflaton in a vector multiplet, and spontaneous breaking
of supersymmetry and R symmetry after inflation
Y. Wakimoto, from TMU Physics Department, March 2018
PhD Thesis Title: Moduli stabilisation, vacua and cosmological inflation in type
IIA superstrings compactified on rigid Calabi--Yau three-folds
H. Nakada, from TMU Physics Department, March 2019
PhD Thesis Title: Extra dimensions, modified gravity and inflation
R. Ishikawa, from TMU Physics Department, March 2024 (expected)
PhD Thesis:
Supervision
of Physics Diploma and Master Students (completed)
Y. S. Pugai (then Associate Professor at RIMS, University of Kyoto,
Japan), from Tomsk State University, Russia, December 1990
Title of Diploma Work: Multi-loop Beta-functions of Non-linear Sigma-models
on Group Manifolds
Ch. Unkmeir (then Research Associate at the Nuclear Physics Institute
in Mainz, Germany), from Department of Physics, University of Hannover,
Germany, December 1996
Title of Diploma Work: (4,4) Superfield Supergravity
S. Karnas (then Research Associate at ITP, University of Hannover,
Germany), from Department of Physics, University of Hannover, Germany,
December 1997
Title of Diploma Work: N=8 Self-dual Supergravity in Harmonic Superspace
Th. Lau (then MPI Graduate Student, Germany), from Department of Physics,
University of Hannover, Germany, December 1999
Title of Diploma Work: N=3 Euler-Heisenberg Action in Light-cone
Superspace
Th. Boettner (then Graduate Student at ITP, Hannover, Germany), from Department of Physics,
University of Hannover, Germany, December 1999
Title of Diploma Work: Supersymmetric Born-Infeld Action in Light-cone Gauge
T. Hatanaka (then PhD student in the Graduate School of Tokyo Metropolitan
University), from the Department of Physics of Tokyo Metropolitan University, February 2004
Title of Master Thesis: On the Universality of Goldstino Action
F. Iwai (got a job at Canon, Japan), from the Department of Physics of Tokyo Metropolitan
University, February 2004
Title of Master Thesis: Supergravity
S. Takeuchi (then PhD student at KEK, Tsukuba, Japan), from the Department of Physics of Tokyo
Metropolitan University, February 2004
Title of Master Thesis: Superstrings and M-theory
T. Yamada (then PhD student at KEK, Tsukuba, Japan), from the Department of Physics of Tokyo
Metropolitan University, February 2008
Title of Master Thesis: Low-energy effective action of D-branes and Dirac-Born-Infeld theory
N. Watanabe (then PhD student at TMU Physics), February 2008
Title of Master Thesis: Monopoles, duality, and resolution of singularities
K. Matsuki, February 2011
Title of Master Thesis: Inflation as the origin of cosmological fluctuations
S. Kaneda (then PhD student at TMU Physics), February 2011
Title of Master Thesis: The (R+R^2)-inflationary model in the quintessence picture
S. Kobayashi (then PhD student at TMU Physics), February 2011
Title of Master Thesis: Born-Infeld-type actions from the N=1 supersymmetric Chern-Simons
field theories in three spacetime dimensions
G. Michiaki, (then research student at TMU Physics), February 2012
Title of Master Thesis: Canonical quantization of Pais-Uhlenbeck oscillator
T. Yumibayashi, (then PhD student at TMU Physics), February 2012
Title of Master Thesis: Path integral quantization of Pais-Uhlenbeck oscillator
Y. Wakimoto (then PhD student at TMU Physics), February
2014
Title of Master Thesis: Covariant quantization of supergravity
H. Kuwabara (then PhD student at TMU Physics), February
2014
Title of Master Thesis: Hawking radiation of black holes
H. Nakada (then PhD student at TMU Physics), February
2015
Title of Master Thesis: Randall-Sundrum brane-world
S. Shimizu (then PhD student at Kitasato U.), February
2016
Title of Master Thesis: Massive gravity theory
K. Tomonari (then in software company, Japan), February
2017
Title of Master Thesis: On the possible geometrical origin of the cosmological constant in the
gauge theory of gravity
R. Ishikawa (then PhD student), March 2020
Title of Master Thesis: Gravitino condensation and cosmological inflation in supergravity
K. Ranga, March 2022
Title of Master Thesis: Gravitational waves and black holes
H. Kato, March 2022
Title of Master Thesis: Primordial black holes
K. Ranga, March 2022
Title of Master Thesis: Gravitational waves and black holes
Lin Peiyang, March 2023 (expected)
Title of Master Thesis: T-models of cosmological inflation