I am a master’s student at JAIST in Uehara Laboratory. My research lies at the intersection of computational geometry and complexity theory, focusing on tiling, symmetry, and undecidability in geometric systems.
I am a master’s student at the Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST) working in the Uehara Laboratory. With a background in mathematics, my research focuses on theoretical computer science, particularly computational geometry and tiling problems.
I am interested in exploring how simple geometric constraints can lead to complex computational behavior. My work studies the relationship between geometry, algorithms, and computational complexity in structured puzzle-like systems.