Kazumi Kashiyama
Associate professor
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Kazumi Kashiyama is an Associate Professor at Tohoku University in Japan. His research interests include gamma-ray bursts, white dwarfs, and black holes, as evidenced by his recent publications exploring dynamics in circumstellar material and the luminosity function of faint white dwarfs. He is also actively involved in studying tidal disruption events and the evolution of pulsar wind nebulae.
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Hajime Kawahara
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Kotaro Fujisawa
University of Tokyo
Shuta Tanaka
Assistant Professor
Aoyama Gakuin University
Tilman Hartwig
University of Tokyo
Shigeo Kimura
Assistant Professor
Tohoku University
Shinya Yamada
Associated Professor
Ritsumeikan University
T. Enoto
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Toshikazu Shigeyama
University of Tokyo
Satoshi TAKITA
The Univeristy of Tokyo
Ko Arimatsu
Kyoto University
Ryou Ohsawa
Assistant Professor
National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
Yudai Suwa
University of Tokyo
Kunihito Ioka
教授 / Professor
Kyoto University
Takaaki Tanaka
Associate Professor
Konan University
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