Selected Papers of M. Ohya

Ohya, whose research interests include quantum entropy, quantum information theory, quantum computers, mathematical physics and information genetics, is the Dean of Science and Technology at the Tokyo U. of Science as well as the director and founder of university's Quantum Bio-Informatics Center. These 33 papers dating from the late 1970s to 2008 reflect his growth as a pioneer in rigorous, interdisciplinary study. For example, the most recent article in the collection addresses not only adaptive dynamics and its application to chaos but the thought of Sartre and Husserl.