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Yoshitaka Inui

Scientist

Yoshitaka Inui researches theory and first-principle/approximated simulation of models of dissipative nonlinear optics (particularly, lasers and optical parametric oscillators), which have quantum characteristics. Examples include squeezing, sub/super-Poissonian statistics, and entanglement. He simulates models of condensed-matter physics with coupled lasers, known as dissipative counterpart of equilibrium phase transition models.

Awards

xxxFellow (2021)
xxxxInvestigator (2019)
xxxMurray Hopper Award (2015)
Presixxxdential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) (2011)
xxxFellowship (2011)
xxxxFaculty Fellowship (2011)
xxxxFellowship (2010)

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