Background
Hirose, Akira was born on August 16, 1941 in Kijimadaira, Nagano, Japan. Son of Genji and Katsuyo (Yamada) Hirose. came to Canada, 1971.
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Introduction to Wave Phenomena
(Formulated to elucidate the general properties of linear ...)
Formulated to elucidate the general properties of linear and non-linear wave phenomena, this textbook also illustrates the physical contexts in which wave phenomena arise. The MKS unit system is used throughout the book, however, some traditional and conventional units are also used. Appendixes, a bibliography, and an index are included.
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Akira Hirose
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B Engineering, Yokohama (Japan) National U., 1965; M Engineering, Yokohama (Japan) National U., 1967; Doctor of Philosophy, U. Tennessee, 1969; Doctor of Science, U. Saskatchewan, 1994.
Career
Member research section, Oak Ridge (Tennessee) National Laboratory, 1969-1971;
research scientist, U. Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada, 1971-1977;
associate professor, U. Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada, 1977-1979;
professor physics, U. Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada, since 1979. Correspondent Plasma Physical Controlled Fusion, since 1984. Chairman International Conference onPlasma Science, Saskatoon, 1986.
Visiting professor Failover Manager Institute Plasmafysica, TheNetherlands, 1989, Tokyo Metropolitan Institute Technology, 1996. Distinguished foreign researcher Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute, 1995.
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Introduction to Wave Phenomena
(Formulated to elucidate the general properties of linear ...)
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Introduction to Wave Phenomena
Membership
Fellow Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (associate editor transactions Plasma Science since 1983), American Physical Society;member Canada Association Physicists (chairman division plasma physics 1981-1982, 94-95).
Connections
Married Kimiko Yamamoto, February 4, 1969. Children: Tadashi, Kyoko.
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Canadian
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Recipient Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Merit award Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society, 1993, Distinguished Researcher's award University Saskatchewan, 1995, Plasma Science and Applications awardIEEE Nuclear Plasma Science Society, 1998. Fulbright scholar, 1967. National Science Engineering Research Council grantee, 1977. Japan Society Promotion of Science research fellow, 1984.Recipient Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Merit award Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society, 1993, Distinguished Researcher's award University Saskatchewan, 1995, Plasma Science and Applications awardIEEE Nuclear Plasma Science Society, 1998. Fulbright scholar, 1967. National Science Engineering Research Council grantee, 1977.
Japan Society Promotion of Science research fellow, 1984.