This is the page of
curriculum vitae of
Dr. Kazumoto Iguchi.
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- Education:
- Ph.D. in Physics, University
of Utah, 1990.
- Ph. D. Thesis: "Theory of Quasiperiodic Lattices"
under the direction of Prof. Bill Sutherland.
- ABD. in Physics, Osaka
University, 1985.
- M.E. in Physics, Osaka
University, 1982.
- Master Thesis: "Theory of Plasmons in Metallic Solids"
under the direction of Prof. Hiroshi Miyagi.
- B.S., Science University
of Tokyo, 1980.
- Bachelor Thesis: "On Brownian Motion"
under the direction of Prof. Akihide Oguchi.
- Research Experience:
- Teaching Experience:
- 26 September 1986 -- 8 June 1990
Part-time Lecturer (TA), University of Utah.
- June 1991
Visiting Lecturer, The Institute for Solid State Physics, University
of Tokyo.
- 14 April-22 September 1998
Part-time Lecturer, Medical Technical Short-term College at University
of Tokushima.
- November 2004 -- March 31, 2006
External Soccer coach, Anan-national
college of Technology. T1-league, champion. Best 8 in all
nct festival in Japan.
- December 2011 -- March 31, 2012
Part-time Lectuerer(for Chemistry I.), Anan-national
college of Technology.
- April 1, 2012 -- July 31, 2012
Part-time Lectuerer(for Chemistry II.), Anan-national
college of Technology.
- Most Important Publications: (for complete publication
list, see the publication page)
- Scholarly Book:
*The Concept of The Independent Three Sectors: Structural Problems
of the Japanese Society and Steps toward Their Resolution, (Kindaibungeisha,
Tokyo, 1995).
*Kazumoto Iguchi, Japanese translation
of original papers of J. C. Maxwell,
"Maxwell's
Electromagnetism", peer in at inside,
(25 Dec. 2012).
*Kazumoto Iguchi, in Japanese,"Super-nature
of the Universe that Nikola Tesla wanted to tell us in fact,
vol.1", (14 Nov 2013).
*Kazumoto Iguchi, in Japanese, "Super-nature
of the Universe that Nikola Tesla wanted to tell us in fact,
vol.2", (11 Dec 2013).
- Refereed Articles in English:
* "Motoyosi Sugita-A ""
Japanese Thermodynamicist Who Explored the third Law of Thermodynamics
for Creation of the Theory of Life", Open Journal
of Biophysics Vol.6, No.4, Oct 31 (2016).
* "Rugged Fitness Landscapes of Kauffman
Models with a Scale-Free Network", Phys. Rev. E72,
061901 (2005). with Shuichi Kinoshita
and Hiroaki Yamada.
* "Exactly solvable scale-free network model", Phys.
Rev. E71, 036144 (2005). with Hiroaki
Yamada.
* "Generalized Lagrange theorem and thermodynamics of a
multispecies quasiparticle gas with mutual fractional exclusion
statistics", Phys. Rev. B 58, 6892 (1998).
* "Generalization of a Fermi Liquid to a Liquid with Fractional
Exclusion Statistics in Arbitrary Dimensions: Theory of a Haldane
liquid", Phys. Rev. Lett. 80, 1698 (1998).
* "Quantum Statistical Mechanics of an Ideal Gas with Fractional
Exclusion Statistics in Arbitrary Dimensions", Phys. Rev.
Lett. 78, 3233 (1997).
* "Tight-Binding Model for DNA Double Chains: Metal-Insulator
Transitions due to the Formation of a Double Strand of DNA",
Int. J. Mod. Phys. B11, 2405 (1997).
* "Theory of Quasiperiodic Lattices I: The Scaling Transformation
for a Quasiperiodic Lattice", Phys. Rev. B43, 5915 ( 1991).
* "Localization in Optics: Quasiperiodic Media", Phys.
Rev. Lett.58, 2436 (1987).
- Articles in Japanese:
* "Optical Properties of Quasi-periodic Multilayers",
Ooyo Butsuri 61, 922 (1992) [Japanese Journal of Applied Physics
61, 922 (1992)].
* "Recent Progress on One-Dimensional Quasiperiodic Lattices",
Nihon Butsuri-gakkaishi 47, 221 (1992) [Journal of Physical Society
of Japan 47, 221 (1992)].
* "Structural Problems of Japanese Society and Steps Toward
Their Resolution: Independence of the three sectors", Science,
Society, Humanity 37, 10 (1991).
- Awards and Research Grants:
- Natural Science Research Fund from The Mitsubishi Foundation
(1998)....$67,000.
- Five Thousand Personalities of the World (ABI, 1996/1997).
- Who's Who in Science and Engineering (Marquis, 1996/1997-).
- Who's Who in the World, (Marquis, 1995-).
- Grant for Special Research Physicist in Basic Science
Program (1993, 1994, 1995).....$13,800/year.
- Special Grant for Promotion of Research (Spring, 1993).....$15,000.
The Institute of Physical and Chemical research (RIKEN).
- Outstanding Graduate Student Award (May, 1989).....$100.
Department of Physics, University of Utah.
- "Multifolding umbrella based on the synergetics principle".
Tokushima newspaper award in the 43th Tokushima invention festival.
- Professional Society:
- 1989--2005
The American Physical Society.
- 1994--2003
The Planetary Society.
- 1993--2003
The Physical Society of Japan.
- 1992--1998
The New York Academy of Sciences.
- 1984--1985
The Physical Society of Japan.
- Personal:
- Marital Status: Married, with two children.
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