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 Yukihisa Nogami

Yukihisa Nogami 

Professor Emeritus

Department of Physics and Astronomy 
McMaster University 
Hamilton, ON 
L8S 4M1 

Office:  ABB-274 

Phone:  (905) 525-9140 x23187 
FAX:    (905) 546-1252 
E-mail: nogami@mcmaster.ca 
Research Area: Theory

 

Research Interests

Yuki Nogami received his B. Sc. and D. Sc. from Kyoto University where he studied under Hideki Yukawa. Following postdoctoral research at the National Research Council, Ottawa, and Battersea College, England, he came to McMaster in 1964. He has held visiting research positions in Brazil, France, Germany and Japan.

Dr. Nogami’s research covers a wide range of topics with emphasis on the interplay between nuclear and particle physics. He has worked on hypernuclei, nuclear three-body forces, charge symmetry breaking nuclear interactions, relativistic effects in nuclear physics, hadron structures, etc. One of the problems in which he has been interested in recent years is concerned with atomic ionization caused by nuclear alpha or beta decay process. This an old problem is still beset with a certain paradox. There is a similar paradox related to bremsstrahlung due to the alpha particle emitted by a nucleus. Dr. Nogami is also interested in the vacuum structure in the presence of strong external interactions. He speculates on some topological aspects of this problem.
 

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