広島大学

Basic Information

Academic Degrees

• Doctor of Science, The University of Tokyo
• Master of Science, The University of Tokyo

Research Fields

• Mathematical and physical sciences;Earth and planetary science;Petrology / Mineralogy / Economic geology

Research Keywords

• Mineral physics
• High pressure physics

Affiliated Academic Societies

• The Japan Society of High Pressure Science and Technology

Educational Activity

Course in Charge

1. 2022, Graduate Education (Master's Program) , 3Term, Survey of Earth and Planetary Systems Science
2. 2022, Graduate Education (Master's Program) , Year, Exercise for Globalization I
3. 2022, Graduate Education (Master's Program) , Year, Exercise for Globalization II
4. 2022, Graduate Education (Master's Program) , Year, Externship for Earth and Planetary Systems Science
5. 2022, Graduate Education (Master's Program) , Second Semester, Integrated Seminar on Earth and Planetary Systems Science
6. 2022, Graduate Education (Master's Program) , First Semester, Midterm Exercise for Earth and Planetary Systems Science

Research Activities

Academic Papers

1. Compression behavior of densified SiO2 glass, PHYSICAL REVIEW B, 84(14), 20111004
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2. Anomalous behavior of cristobalite in helium under high pressure, PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY OF MINERALS, 40(1), 3-10, 201301
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3. ★, Differential strain and residual anisotropy in silica glass, JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS, 114(10), 20130914
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4. Crystal structures and stabilities of cristobalite-helium phases at high pressures, AMERICAN MINERALOGIST, 99(1), 184-189, 201401
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5. Muonium in Stishovite: Implications for the Possible Existence of Neutral Atomic Hydrogen in the Earth's Deep Mantle, SCIENTIFIC REPORTS, 5, 20150213
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6. Enhanced plasticity of silica glass at high pressure, PHYSICAL REVIEW B, 91(1), 20150116
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7. ★, Helium penetrates into silica glass and reduces its compressibility, Nature Communications, 2, 345, 20110614
8. Equation of state for silicate melts: A comparison between static and shock compression, Journal of Geophysical Research, 41, 1-5, 20140115
9. Dynamic fracture of tantalum under extreme tensile stress, SCIENCE ADVANCES, 3(6), 201706
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10. Shock Compression and Melting of an Fe-Ni-Si Alloy: Implications for the Temperature Profile of the Earth's Core and the Heat Flux Across the Core-Mantle Boundary, Journal of Geophysical Research Solid Earth, 123, 1314-1327, 2018
11. ★, Coexistence of two states in optically homogeneous silica glass during the transformation in short-range order, PHYSICAL REVIEW B, 98(14), 20181018
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