Yoshikazu KOBAYASHI Professor
B. Sci. (Mathematics), Waseda University, 1970. M. Sci. (Mathematics), Waseda University, 1972. D. Sci. (Mathematics), Waseda University, 1976.
My research interests include nonlinear functional analysis, partial differential equations and numerical analysis, related to the nonlinear theory of evolution equations and semigroups of operators, and applications to initial-boundary-value problems of diffusion and conservation laws.
Among my technical contributions are the development of generation, convergent and approximation theory of nonlinear semigroups of nonexpansive mappings on closed subsets of a general Banach space. More applied contributions include the existence, representation and numerical approximation theory of solutions for initial value problems for single conservation laws and for porous medium equations. Recently, I have introduced and initiated the theory of semigroups of Lipschitz operators and the applications to quasi-linear wave equations.
The Mathematical Society of Japan, Member. The Japan Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, Member. Advances in Mathematical Sciences and Applications, Editor.