Mathematical aspects of string theory and quantum field theory, such as
Errata of published lectures
Most papers can be found at INSPIRE.
Transparencies and video recordings of my old talks
I maintain unofficial pages hosting slides presented at past Strings conferences.
I wrote an instruction how to use git with Overleaf so that you can work locally on your computer a TeX project hosted on Overleaf.
I wrote an instruction of how you can post a Chinese/Japanese/Korean TeX file to the arxiv.
I made a small program spires.app to manage PDF files downloaded from arxiv.org.
I ported MenuMeters to El Capitan and later.
I wrote a small program which plays sound whenever you type the keyboard. You will be making a spontaneous piece of music whenever you write anything on your Mac.
I made a Javascript implementation of Langton's ant.
I have accounts on Twitter, StackExchange, GitHub and Facebook. My professional profiles can be found on INSPIRE or on Google Scholar.
Apr, 2016 | – | Professor, | Kavli IPMU, | University of Tokyo. | |
Apr, 2012 | – | Mar, 2016 | Associate Professor, | Particle Theory Group, | Dept. of Physics, Univ. of Tokyo. |
Nov, 2010 | – | Mar, 2012 | Assistant Professor, | IPMU, | University of Tokyo |
Oct, 2006 | – | Aug, 2011 | Post-doctoral fellow, | School of Natural Sciences, | Institute for Advanced Studies |
– | Sep, 2006 | Graduate Student, | Particle Theory Group, | Dept. of Physics, Univ. of Tokyo. |
email: yuji.tachikawa_at_****.**