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About myself. I research computer graphics and differential geometry with focuses on (fluid-related) physics based animation and optimization problems arising from nature (e.g. Plateau's problem that asks the area-minimizing configuration of soap bubbles) respectively. My research motivations are to make mathematical models that realize visually fascinating physics phenomena and to open up new mathematical problems. Currently, I work on developing a model for describing the dynamics of soap films, and for computationally solving Plateau’s problem. I have also written relevant patents. I’m actively interested in a career in which I make mathematical models for physics based animation/light transport simulation, or develop a physics/rendering engine for game and movie industries. I'm ready to go anywhere in the world.

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About myself.

I research computer graphics and differential geometry with focuses on fluid-related physics-based animation and optimization problems arising from nature (e.g. Plateau's problem that asks the area-minimizing configuration of soap bubbles) respectively. My research motivations are to make mathematical models that realize visually fascinating physics phenomena and to open up new mathematical problems. Currently, I am working on developing a model for describing the dynamics of soap films, and for computationally solving Plateau’s problem. I have also written relevant patents. I’m actively interested in a career in which I make mathematical models for physics based animation/light transport simulation or develop a physics/rendering engine for the game and movie industries. I'm ready to go anywhere in the world.

Your English is absolutely outstanding, Sadashige! You write better than many native speakers!

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Hi, Alex. Thank you for an advice and for encouraging me. I became a bit more confident with my English. Ok, I try to keep sentences shorter.
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Well done. You write English to a very high standard. One small piece of advice. Try to keep your sentences shorter, in order to achieve 'plain English' (English which is easier to understand for a wide variety of people), especially when dealing with more complex subject material.

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