(Last updated : 2025-05-26 11:34:11)
  MIKI KOBAYASHI
   Department   Department of Economics, Faculty of Economics
   Position   Associate Professor
■ Present specialized field
Nanometer-scale chemistry, Basic mathematics, Applied mathematics and statistics, Mathematical physics and fundamental theory of condensed matter physics 
■ Book and thesis
1. Article Minimal model for reservoir computing Physica D, 470, 134360  (Collaboration) 2024/12
2. Article Laminar chaotic saddle within a turbulent attractor Physical Review E 110 L052202  (Collaboration) 2024/11
3. Article Mathematical analysis of the Wiener processes with time-delayed feedback AIP Advances 14(9) (Collaboration) 2024/09
4. Article Lyapunov analysis of data-driven models of high dimensional dynamics using
reservoir computing: Lorenz-96 system and fluid flow Journal of Physics: Complexity 5 025024  (Collaboration) 2024/05
5. Article Dynamical system analysis of a data-driven model constructed by reservoir computing Physical Review E 104,044215  (Collaboration) 2021/10
6. Article Network Analysis of Chaotic Systems through Unstable Periodic Orbits Chaos 27(081103) (Collaboration) 2017/08
7. Article Time-Delayed Feedback Control of Diffusion in Random Walkers Physical Review E96(012148) (Collaboration) 2017/06
8. Article Manifold structures of unstable periodic orbits and the appearance of periodic windows in chaotic systems Physical Review E 89 (Collaboration) 2014/02
9. Article Delayed feedback control method for dynamical systems with chaotic saddles AIP Conference Proceedings 1468,pp.207-215 (Collaboration) 2013/10
10. Article Dispersion of nanoparticles with control theory Proceedings of Korea-Japan Joint Workshop on CCS 1,pp.1-5 (Single) 2013/09
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■ Book and thesis
1. Book Analysis and Control of Complex Dynamical Systems   (Collaboration) 2015/04
■ Academic conference presentation
1. 2015/12/01 Perturbation Theory for Unstable Periodic Orbits in Chaotic Dynamical Systems (2015 International Conference on Nonlinear Theory and its Applications)