ProfessorMasuzawa Toshimitsu
Algorithm Engineering
Computer Science
1987 Ph.D. Osaka University (Graduate School of Engineering Science)
1987 Assistant, Education Center for Information Processing, Osaka University
1990 Assistant, Faculty of Engineering Sciences, Osaka University
1991 Lecturer, Faculty of Engineering Sciences, Osaka University
1992 (until March 1994) Associate Professor, Faculty of Engineering Science, Osaka University
1993 Visiting Associate Professor, Faculty of Computer Science, Cornell University
1994 Associate professor, Graduate School of Information Science, Nara Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
2000 Professor Graduate School of Engineering Science, Osaka University
2002 (up to present) Professor, Graduate School of Information Sciences and Technology, Osaka University
Theme
Adaptive distributed algorithms
We use everyday distributed systems consisting of large numbers of computers connected in networks, such as the Internet. In order to solve problems efficiently by using a large number of autonomously operating computers connected in a network, how should computers cooperate? Distributed algorithm research is the discipline that has to devise efficient distributed solutions, and also think about the limits of these solutions. A recent distributed system contains a variety of dynamics, such as: failures of computers or of communication channels, network topology changes due to the displacement of mobile computers, etc. As such dynamics are hardly predictable, distributed systems that can keep providing the desired services by autonomously adapting to the dynamics are important.
I conduct researches regarding adaptive distributed algorithms in view to achieve autonomously adaptive distributed systems.
Contact
E-mail: masuzawa@ist.
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