updated on 16 February 2026


Hiroyuki Chihara



College of Education
University of the Ryukyus
Nishihara, Okinawa 903-0213, Japan
  
2 June 2025
NUS IMS
Singapore
    

I am a mathematician working on microlocal analysis and learning English, programming languages and applied harmonic analysis for upskilling.

Since 2020 I have been mainly studying microlocal analysis in integral geometry. The main objects are integral transforms such as geodesic X-ray transforms on Riemannian manifolds, double fibration transforms on manifolds, etc. The simplest examples of these integral transforms are the X-ray transform and the Radon transform on the Euclidean space, which are foundations of X-ray tomography and medical imaging.

Recently, I have been modernizing foundational mathematics courses such as calculus and linear algebra using computational thinking. My interactive notebooks, such as Julia & Pluto and Python & Jupyter Notebooks, are open on GitHub repositories and Google Colab, and I introduce my classes at international conferences and in academic journals on mathematics education and technology.