Keisuke Hatada

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Toyama Daigaku

Japan

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Keisuke Hatada is an Associate Professor at Toyama Daigaku, Japan. His research primarily focuses on heavy fermion systems, core-level photoemission, and multiple scattering theory, as evidenced by his recent publications. His work includes advanced analyses of molecular structures and photoelectron angular distributions, contributing significantly to the field of quantum physics and materials science.

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2025

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2020

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Università degli Studi di Torino

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Articles (9)

Local Structure Analysis of Heavy Fermion Ce2Pt6Ga15 with a Honeycomb Structure Using Extended X-Ray Absorption Fine Structure

Zepto- to attosecond core-level photoemission time delays in homonuclear diatomic molecules and nondipole effects in the framework of multiple scattering theory

Multiple scattering description of multicenter coherent emission with applications to photoionization and electron scattering in diatomic molecules

A multiple scattering theoretical approach to time delay in high energy core-level photoemission of heteronuclear diatomic molecules

Theory of polarization-averaged core-level molecular-frame photoelectron angular distributions: III. New formula for p- and s-wave interference analogous to Young’s double-slit experiment for core-level photoemission from hetero-diatomic molecules

Relativistic Corrections to Phase Shift Calculation in the GNXAS Package

Theory of polarization-averaged core-level molecular-frame photoelectron angular distributions: II. Extracting the x-ray-induced fragmentation dynamics of carbon monoxide dication from forward and backward intensities

Theory of polarization-averaged core-level molecular-frame photoelectron angular distributions: I. A full-potential method and its application to dissociating carbon monoxide dication

Many-body and anisotropy effects in x-ray absorption spectra of pristine and defective vanadium pentoxide

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