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AUTHOR INDEX Akama, K ............ 267 Kakuto, A ............. 217 Alfraro, J .......... 65 Kasuya, N ............ 41 Arnowitt, R ......... 231 Kawai, H ............. 133 Komatsu, H ........... 217 Baekler, P .......... I Banks, T ............ 227 Matsuda, H ........... 84 Matsuda, T ........... 146 Candelas, P ......... 107 Chamseddine, A.H .... 231 Nakanishi, N ......... 171 Nambu, Y ............. 277 DeWitt, B.S ......... 189 Nath, P .............. 231 DeWitt-Morette, C. .. 166 Nishijima, K ......... 155 Nishino, H ........... 249 Eguchi, T ........... 133 Endo, J ............. 146 Ohta, N. 226 ........ 222 Ojima, I ............. 161 Fradkin, E.S ........ 284,293 Omote, M ............. 204 Freund, P.G.O ....... 259 Osakabe, N ........... 146 Fujii, Y ............ 272 Fujiwara, H ......... 146 Parker, L ........... 89,96 Fukuda, R ........... 58 Fukuda, T ........... 84 Rosen, N ............ 301 Fukuhara, A ......... 146 Fulling, S.A ........ 101 Sakai, N ....... ..... 208 Sakamoto, J ......... 113 Halpern, L .......... 26 Sakita, B ............ 65 Hehl, F.W ........... I Sasaki, R ........... 31 Horibe, M ........... 113 Sato, M ............. 75 Horwitz, G .......... 254 Seki, Y ............. 84 Hosoya, A ........... 113 Shigemitsu, J ....... 120 Shinagawa, K ........ 146 Ichinose, S ......... 204 Shirafuji, T ........ 16 Inoue, K ............ 217 Strominger, A ....... 184 Iwasaki, Y .......... 141 Sugawara, H ......... 262 Sugita, Y ........... 146 Jackiw, R ........... 45 Suura, H ............ 62 Suzuki, R ........... 146 307 Takeshita, S ........ 217 Tauber, G.E ......... 301 Tomimatsu, A ........ 36 Tonomura, A ......... 146 Townsend, P.K ....... 240 Tseytlin, A.A ....... 284,293 Umezaki, H .......... 146 Viallet, C.M ........ 116 Yokoyama, K ......... 84 Yoneya, T ........... 79 Yoshi4, T ........... 141 List of Participants Akama, K. DeWitt, B.S. Saitama Medical School Department of Physics Japan University of Texas at Austin USA Aoki, K. RIFP, Kyoto University DeWitt-Morette, C. Japan Department of Astronomy University of Texas at Austin USA Arafune, J. Inst. CRR, University of Tokyo Japan Doi, M. Department of Physics Kobe University Arisue, H. Japan Department of Physics Kyoto University Japan Eguchi, T. Department of Physics University of Tokyo Arnowitt, R.L. Japan Department of Physics Northeastern University USA Freund, P.G. Enrico Fermi Institute University of Chicago Azuma, T. USA College of General Education University of Tokyo Japan Fujii, Y. College of General Education University of Tokyo Baba, K. Japan Nara Women's University Japan Fujikawa, K. INS, University of Tokyo Banks, T. Japan Department of Physics Tel Aviv University Israel Fujiwara, T. RIFP, Kyoto University Japan Bedding, S.P. Department of Physics University of Newcastle upon Fukuda, R. Tyne, England RIFP, Kyoto University Japan Candelas, P. Department of Physics Fukuda, T. University of Texas at Austin RITP, Hiroshima University USA Japan 309 Fukuhara, A. Hata, H. Hitachi Central Research Department of Physics Japan Kyoto University Japan Fukui, M. Department of Fundamental Hayashi, K. Engineering Inst. CRR, University of Tokyo Osaka University Japan Japan Hayashi, M. Fukui, T. Department of Physics College of General Education Kyoto University Dokkyo University Japan Japan Hehl, F.W. Fukuyama, T. Institut fur Theoretische Physik Department of Physics Universit~t zu K~in Osaka University West Germany Japan Higuchi, A. Fulling, S.A. Department of Physics Department of Mathematics Kyoto University Texas A&M University Japan USA Horibe, M. Furusawa, T. Faculty of Education Department of Physics Fukui University Osaka University Japan Japan Horwitz, G. Halpern, L.E. Lyman Physics Laboratory Department of Physics Harvard University Florida State University USA USA Hosoda, M. Hara, O. Department of Physics Atomic Energy Research Institute Tokyo Metropolitan University of Nihon University Japan Japan Hosoya, A. Harada, K. Department of Physics Department of Physics Osaka University T6hoku College of Pharmacy Japan Japan Ichinose, S. Hashimoto, T. Institute of Physics Department of Fundamental University of Tsukuba Engineering Japan Osaka University Japan 310 Inoue, K. Kasuya, M. Department of Physics INS, University of Tokyo Kyushu University Japan Japan Kato, M. Ishihara, H. Department of Physics RITP, Hiroshima University Kyoto University Japan Japan Ishikawa, K. Kawai, T. Department of Physics Department of Physics Osaka University Osaka City University Japan Japan Itoh, C. Kawasaki, S Department of Physics Department of Physics Meiji-Gakuin University Chiba University Japan Japan Ito, H. Kayama, Y. Department of Physics Department of Physics Nagoya University Kobe University Japan Japan Ito, K. Kazama, Y. Department of Physics Department of Physics Kyoto University Kyoto University Japan Japan Iwao, S. Kenmoku, M. Department of Physics Nara Women's University College of Liberal Arts Japan Kanazawa University Japan Kikkawa, K. Department of Physics Iwasaki, Y. Osaka University Institute of Physics Japan University of Tsukuba Japan Kikuchi, Y. Department of Physics Jackiw, R. T6hoku University MIT Japan USA Kim, S.W. Kanaya, K. Department of Physics Department of Physics KAIST, Korea Nagoya University Japan Kim, Y. Department of Physics Sogang University Korea 311 Kimura, K. Konisi, G. Department of Physics Department of Physics Kobe University Kwansei Gakuin University Japan Japan Kimura, T. Konuma, M. Department of Physics RIFP, Kyoto University Chiba University Japan Japan Kubo, R. Kitakaze, K. RITP, Hiroshima University Department of Physics Japan Kobe University Japan Kugo, T. Department of Physics Kirii, K. Kyoto University College of General Education JAPAN Osaka University Japan Kuramoto, T. Department of Physics Kyoto University Kobayashi, M. Japan KEK, Japan Kurimoto, T. Kodama, H. College of General Education Department of Physics Osaka University Kyoto University Japan Japan Kuroda, Y. Kohado, A RITP, Hiroshima University Department of Physics Japan Kwansei Gakuin University Japan Kuwabara, Y. Department of Physics Koh, I.G. Kwansei Gakuin University Department of Physics Japan Sogang University Korea Lee, C.H. Department of Physics Koide, Y. Hanyang University Shizuoka Women's University Korea Japan Lee, H.Y. Koikawa, T. Department of Physics RIFP, Kyoto University Tokyo Metropolitan University Japan Japan Kondo, K. Liu, Y.Y. Department of Physics Department of Modern Physics Nagoya University University of Science and Japan Technology of China China 312 Maki, Z. Naito, S. RIFP, Kyoto University Department of Physics Japan Osaka City University Japan Masukawa, J. Department of Fundamental Naka, S. Engineering College of Science and Technology Osaka University Nihon University Japan Japan Matsukura, D. Nakanishi, N. Department of Physics RIMS, Kyoto University Kobe University Japan Japan Nakano, T. Midorikawa, S. Department of Physics RIFP, Kyoto University Osaka City University Japan Japan Minakata, H. Nakariki, S. Department of Physics Department of Applied Physics Tokyo Metropolitan University Okayama College of Science Japan Japan Minamikawa, T. Nakatani, H. Tokyo University of Mercantile Department of Physics Marine Nagoya University Japan Japan Mishima, T. Nakazawa, N. Department of Physics Kogakuin University Nagoya University Japan Japan Nambu, Y. Morita, M. Enrico Fermi Institute Department of Physics University of Chicago Osaka University USA Japan Nariai, H. Murai, Y. RITP, Hiroshima University Department of Physics Japan Saitama University Japan Nishijima, K. Department of Physics Nagamachi, S. University of Tokyo Technical College Japan Tokushima University Japan Nishino, H. College of General Education University of Tokyo Japan 313 Nishioka, M. Ohtsubo, N. Faculty of Liberal Arts Kanazawa Technical College Yamaguchi University Japan Japan Ohta, T. Nishiura, H. Miyagi University of Education RIFP, Kyoto University Japan Japan Ojima, I. Nitta, S. RIMS, Kyoto University Department of Physics Japan Gifu University Japan Okada, J. Department of Physics Nojiri, S. Kobe University Department of Physics Japan Kyoto University Japan Okada, Y. Department of Physics Nonoyama, T. University of Tokyo Department of Physics Japan Nagoya University Japan Okamura, H. Department of Physics Odaka, K. Kogakuin University KEK Japan Japan Omote, K. Ohkuwa, Y. Department of Physics Department of Physics Osaka university Osaka University Japan Japan Omote, M. Ohta, N. University of Tsukuba Department of Physics Japan University of Tokyo Japan Otokozawa, J. College of Science and Technology Ohta, T. Nihon University Departmen£ of Physics Japan Miyagi University of Education Japan Ozaki, K. Osaka Institute of Technology Japan Ohtani, T. Kansai University of Foreign Studies Parker, L. Japan Department of Physics University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee USA 314 Pi, S.Y. Sawada, S. Department of Physics Department of Physics Harvard University Osaka University USA Japan Ryang, S. Shigemitsu, J. Department of Physics Department of Physics Osaka University Ohio State University Japan USA Saito, T. Shinohara, Y. Kyoto Prefectural University Fujita-Gakuen University of Medicins Japan Japan Shintani, M. Sakagami, M. RITP, Hiroshima University Department of Physics Japan Osaka University Japan Shirafuji, T. Department of Physics Sakai, N. Saitama University KEK Japan Japan So, H. Sakamoto, J. Department of Physics Department of Physics Kyushu University Shimane University Japan Japan Strominger, A.E. Sasaki, R. Institute for Advanced Study RITP, Hiroshima
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    Classification ⑪ For current students admitted in September (M2, second year of the integrated doctoral program) PEP WISE Program Application Requirements Application for the 4th WISE Program (Transferring to TD2 in April 2021) Program Overview The Graduate Program for Power Energy Professionals (PEP), Waseda University from MEXT WISE Program (Doctoral Program for World-leading Innovative & Smart Education) is an integrated 5-year doctoral professional program delivered in collaboration with 13 universities (Waseda University, Hokkaido University, Tohoku University, University of Fukui, University of Yamanashi, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Yokohama National University, Nagoya University, Osaka University, Hiroshima University, Tokushima University, Kyushu University, and University of the Ryukyus). In addition to their specialization and degree, students are awarded a PEP Excellence Doctoral Program Completion Certificate upon satisfying the requirements for the program (45 credits over 5 years). WISE compulsory courses (seven courses for ten credits) are offered at Waseda University, while WISE comprehensive elective courses are offered at the students’ own program department. WISE compulsory courses are designed in consideration of students from all participating universities, and are offered in multiple formats, including on-demand; several-day, stay-overnight, intensive-study sessions; and practicums at collaborating organizations. To complete the PEP training program, students must earn a doctoral degree in their specialization. Hence, students must meet their own university program’s requirements. 1. Applicant Qualifications ◆ Common for all participating universities - At the time of application, the applicant must be an officially registered second-year master’s program student at a participating university. - The applicant must have accumulated 20 credits or more (including the courses currently in progress) of the WISE comprehensive elective courses and the WISE general elective courses specific to the specialization during the master’s program.