Takuji Tsujimoto

助教/Assistant Professor

自然科学研究機構国立天文台/National Astronomical Observatory of Japan

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Takuji Tsujimoto is an Assistant Professor at the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan. His research encompasses various areas, including galactic habitable orbits, hypervelocity stars, and the impacts of supernovae on the cosmic neutrino background. Recent publications highlight his investigations into the metallicities of classical Cepheids and the chemical evolution of galaxies. Dr. Tsujimoto's work contributes significantly to the understanding of stellar formation and the dynamics of the universe.

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Ryuichiro Akaho

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Waseda University

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Toshikazu Shigeyama

University of Tokyo

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Takayuki Saitoh

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Kobe University

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Articles (11)

The VISCACHA survey

Discovery of WINERED-HVS1: A Metal-rich Hypervelocity Star Candidate Ejected from the Galactic Center

Joint r-process Enrichment by Supernovae with a Metallicity Threshold and Neutron Star Mergers

Solar System Migration Points to a Renewed Concept: Galactic Habitable Orbits

Impacts of Black-hole-forming Supernova Explosions on the Diffuse Neutrino Background

Metallicities of Classical Cepheids in the Inner Galactic Disk

Diffuse Neutrino Flux Based on the Rates of Core-collapse Supernovae and Black Hole Formation Deduced from a Novel Galactic Chemical Evolution Model

Potential Signature of Population III Pair-instability Supernova Ejecta in the BLR Gas of the Most Distant Quasar at z = 7.54*

Two Sites of r-process Production Assessed on the Basis of the Age-tagged Abundances of Solar Twins

Remarkable Migration of the Solar System from the Innermost Galactic Disk; a Wander, a Wobble, and a Climate Catastrophe on the Earth

r-process Enrichment in the Galactic Halo Characterized by Nucleosynthesis Variation in the Ejecta of Coalescing Neutron Star Binaries

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Ryuichiro Akaho

Toshikazu Shigeyama

Takayuki Saitoh

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