2023.08.02
Faculty of Science and Technology / Department of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Hirano Tetsufumi Professor
Deconfined nuclear matter at extremely high temperature is called the quark gluon plasma which was existing in our universe just after the Big Bang. The matter is composed of elementary particles such as quarks and gluons. The quark gluon plasma can be created in high-energy nuclear collision experiments to investigate its physics properties. We describe the space-time evolution of the quark gluon plasma using relativistic hydrodynamics.
We solve hydrodynamic equations at relativistic velocities using numerical simulations on workstations.
We can provide an opportunity to introduce the physics of the quark gluon plasma and basic sciences.
Detonation and phenomenon of deflagration-to-detonation transition.
Dzieminska Edyta
2023.08.03
Effects of Surface Characteristics on Nucleate Boiling Heat Transfer
YILMAZ EMIR
2023.08.02
Friction Reduction in Reciprocating Sliding Contacts by Surface Micro-machining
YILMAZ EMIR
2023.08.02
Dynamics of relativistic matter
Hirano Tetsufumi
2023.08.02
Superconducting coil technology and its application
Takao Tomoaki
2023.08.02
Development of Au Nano-particles
Rikukawa Masahiro
2023.08.02
Development of Material Conversion Reaction on Metal complexes Having Multi-nuclear Structures
Misawa Tomoyo
2023.08.02
Development of in-liquid plasma equipment and flow wastewater treatment system or synthesis of green gel
Horikoshi Satoshi
2023.08.02
Environmental conservation through microwave-assisted photocatalytic method, and environmental cleansing device using a microwave discharge electrodeless lamp (MDEL)
Horikoshi Satoshi
2023.08.02
Low-cost and energy-saving hydrogen storage and transportation technology using a microwave organic hydride method
Horikoshi Satoshi
2023.08.02