Proceedings

Invited Presentation

No.	Name	Institution	Title	Proc.
1	Martin Bojowald	Penn State, USA	Quantum gravity efects on space-time	I1.pdf
2	Alan Coley	Dalhousie U., Canada	Averaging in Cosmology	I2.pdf
3	Ben Craps	Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium	Cosmological Singularity Problem	I3.pdf
4	Qing-Guo Huang	KIAS, Korea	A story of the primordial non-Gaussianity	I4.pdf
5	Scott Hughes	MIT, USA	Probing strong field gravity and black holes with gravitational waves	I5.pdf
6	Shunji Kitamoto	Rikkyo U., Japan	X-Ray Observation of Black Hole Candidates	I6.pdf
7	Tsunehide Kuroki	Rikkyo U., Japan	Boundary condition for D-brane from Wilson loop at the AdS boundary	I7.pdf
8	Soebur Razzaque	Naval Research Lab., USA	High Energy Astrophysics and Gamma-Ray Bursts in the Fermi Era	I8.pdf
9	Alexei Starobinsky	LITP, Russia / RESCEU, Japan	Cosmology of f(R) gravity

Oral Presentation

No.	Name	Institution	Title	Proc.
1	Hayato Motohashi	Reserch Center for the Early Universe	Evolution of density fluctuation in f(R) gravity	O1.pdf
2	Kazuharu Bamba	National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan	Equilibrium description of thermodynamics in modified gravitational theories	O2.pdf
3	Shinpei Kobayashi	Gunma National College of Technology	Emergence of Spacetimes and Noncommutativity	O3.pdf
4	Antonio De Felice	Tokyo University of Science	Cosmological perturbations of a perfect fluid and non-commutative geometry	O4.pdf
5	Kentaro Tanabe	Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics	Asymptotic flatness at null infinity in five dimensions	O5.pdf
6	Tsutomu Kobayashi	Waseda University	Large scale evolution of the curvature perturbation in Horava-Lifshitz cosmology	O6.pdf
7	Keisuke Izumi	Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe	No Static Star Solution in Horava Gravity	O7.pdf
8	Takayuki Suzuki	Yamaguchi University	Constrain on Brans-Dicke Cosmology from view point of Cosmic age	O8.pdf
9	Masakazu Sano	Hokkaido University	Wrapped brane gas as a candidate for Dark Matter	O9.pdf
10	Takeshi Kobayashi	Institute for Cosmic Ray Research	Curvatons in Warped Throats	O10.pdf
11	Seong Chan Park	Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe	Randall-Sundrum Black holes at colliders
12	Hirotada Okawa	Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics	High-velocity collision of two black holes
13	Keiju Murata	Kyoto University	Instability of Myers-Perry Black Holes	O13.pdf
14	Masashi Kimura	Osaka City University	Dynamical black rings with a positive cosmological constant	O14.pdf
15	Shinya Tomizawa	High Energy Accelerator Research Organization	A uniqueness theorem for charged rotating black holes in five-dimensional minimal supergravity
16	Alikram Aliev	Feza Gursey Institute, Turkey	Uniqueness of Rotating Charged Black Holes in Five-Dimensional Minimal Gauged Supergravity
17	Akihiro Ishibashi	High Energy Accelerator Research Organization	All Near-Horizon Geometries of Extremal Vacuum Black Holes	O17.pdf
18	Tomo Tanaka	Waseda University	Robustness of singularity avoidance in loop quantum cosmology	O18.pdf
19	Fumitoshi Amemiya	Keio University	Gauge-invariant construction of quantum cosmology	O19.pdf
20	Kazumi Kashiyama	Kyoto University	Quantum Back Reaction to asymptotically AdS Black Holes	O20.pdf
21	Masato Nozawa	Waseda University	Dynamical black holes from intersecting M-branes	O21.pdf
22	Tsuyoshi Houri	Osaka City University	Geodesic Integrability of Charged Rotating Black Holes
23	Toyokazu Sekiguchi	Institute for Cosmic Ray Research	Constraining single-field slow-roll inflation models with Bayesian model selection	O23.pdf
24	Frederico Arroja	Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics	On the full trispectrum in multi-field DBI inflation
25	Yuko Urakawa	Waseda University	Adiabatic regularization of primordial perturbations generated during inflation	O25.pdf
26	Antonio Enea Romano	Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics	Inhomogeneities, cosmic acceleration and dark energy
27	Yuji Ohsumi	Nagoya University	Entanglement between two points separated by the sound horizon scale in the inflationary universe	O27.pdf
28	Shinji Koide	Kumamoto University	Generalized GRMHD equations of plasmas in the black hole magnetospheres	O28.pdf
29	Masaaki Takahashi	Aichi University of Education	Black Hole Aurora powered by a Rotating Black Hole
30	Ryuichi Fujita	Raman Research Institute, India	Post-Newtonian gravitational wave polarisations and spherical harmonic components for a particle in circular orbit around a Schwarzschild black hole	O30.pdf
31	Luca Baiotti	Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics	Binary neutron star mergers
32	Koutarou Kyutoku	Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics	Black hole-neutron star binaries in numerical relativity	O32.pdf
33	Atsushi Nishizawa	National Astronomical Observatory of Japan	Searching for nontensorial polarizations of stochastic gravitational waves with laser interferometers	O33.pdf
34	Kent Yagi	Kyoto University	Constraining alternative theories of gravity with space-borne gravitational wave interferometers	O34.pdf
35	Makoto Miyoshi	National Astronomical Observatory of Japan	An Earliest Black Hole at Andes	O35.pdf
36	Cosimo Bambi	Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe	Numerical simulations of the accretion process in Kerr spacetimes with arbitrary value of the Kerr parameter	O36.pdf
37	Taichi Kobayashi	Nagoya University	Backscatter radiation by black hole superradiance of electromagnetic waves emitted from disk surface
38	Hiromi Saida	Daido University	Relativistic Dissipative Accretion Flow onto Black Hole	O38.pdf
39	Chul-Moon Yoo	Asia-Pacific Center for Theoretical Physics, Korea	Testing the Copernican Principle with the kSZ Effect	O39.pdf
40	Masato Minamitsuji	Sogang University, Korea	Cosmic acceleration and higher-dimensional gravity	O40.pdf
41	Daisuke Yamauchi	Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics	Skewness in CMB temperature fluctuations from bended cosmic (super-)strings	O41.pdf
42	Atsushi Naruko	Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics	Non-Gaussianity in the CMB temperature fluctuations from Cosmic Strings	O42.pdf
43	Kenta Kiuchi	Waseda University	Taylor instability in neutron star
44	Yousuke Takamori	Osaka City University	On the Meissner-like effect of an extreme black hole	O44.pdf
45	Kohei Kamada	Reserch Center for the Early Universe	Gravitational waves and Q-ball formation	O45.pdf
46	Maresuke Shiraishi	Nagoya University	Constraints on neutrino masses from WMAP5 and BBN in the lepton asymmetric universe	O46.pdf
47	Masaki Satoh	Kyoto University	Background evolution of vector inflation
48	Tomohiro Matsuda	Saitama Institute of Technology	Inflation, modulation and baryogenesis with warm directions	O48.pdf
49	Masaaki Watanabe	Kyoto University	Inflationary universe with anisotropic hair	O49.pdf
50	Tomohiro Harada	Rikkyo University	Einstein-Rosen waves and the self-similarity hypothesis in cylindrical symmetry	O50.pdf
51	Jakob Hansen	Korea Institute for Science and Technology Information	Interior of a charged black hole with an exotic scalar matter	O51.pdf
52	Swastik Bhattacharya	Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, India	Collapse of a massless scalar field	O52.pdf
53	Masahiro Shimano	Rikkyo University	Outer trapped surface in higher dimentional Vaidya spacetimes	O53.pdf
54	Tomohiro Takahashi	Kyoto University	Instability of Small Lovelock Black Holes in Even-dimensions	O54.pdf
55	Kazunori Nakayama	Institute for Cosmic Ray Research	Dark matter annihilation effects on the CMB anisotropy	O55.pdf
56	Osamu Seto	Hokkai-Gakuen University	Higgs portal heavy neutrino dark matter	O56.pdf
57	Keiki Saito	Graduate University for Advanced Studies	Analytic formulae for CMB anisotropy in LTB cosmology	O57.pdf
58	Alan Cornell	University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa	Asymptotic iteration method for spheroidal harmonics of higher-dimensional Kerr-(A)dS black holes	O58.pdf
59	Jason Doukas	Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics	Graviton emission from simply rotating Kerr-de Sitter black holes: Transverse traceless tensor graviton modes	O59.pdf
60	Ryusuke Nishikawa	Osaka City University	Stability of charged squashed Kaluza-Klein black holes
61	Yukinori Sasagawa	Waseda University	Asymptotically Linear Dilaton Black Hole Solution in Dilatonic Higher Curvature Gravity Theory

Poster Presentation

No.	Name	Institution	Title	Proc.
1	Wade Naylor	Ritsumeikan University	Towards detection of motion-induced radiation	P1.pdf
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3	Junko Ohashi	Tokyo University of Science	Assisted dark energy	P3.pdf
4	Umpei Miyamoto	Rikkyo University	Minimal surfaces in flat and curved spacetimes of arbitrary dimensionality	P4.pdf
5	Takashi Tamaki	Nihon University	Stability of gravitating Q-balls via a catastrophe theory	P5.pdf
6	Hajime Goto	Graduate University for Advanced Studies	Gravitational lensing effects in the LTB model	P6.pdf
7	Kouji Nakamura	National Astronomical Observatory of Japan	Consistency of equations for the single scalar field case in second-order gauge-invariant cosmological perturbation theory	P7.pdf
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9	Takuya Tsuchiya	Waseda University	To keep the constraint values without depending on background metric	P9.pdf
10	Hideki Asada	Hirosaki University	Inverse problem for gravitational waves by three-body system in Lagrange's orbit	P10.pdf
11	Satoshi Maeda	Kyoto University	Quantitative evaluation of the amplitude of the primordial magnetic field generated at the pre-recombination era	P11.pdf
12	Takahisa Igata	Osaka City University	Toroidal Spiral Strings in Higher-dimensional Spacetime	P12.pdf
13	Hitoshi Fujiwara	Tokyo University of Science	Constraints on viable potentials for chameleon scalar fields
14	Berni Ann Thushari Ethugal Pedige	Kyushu University	Magnitude redshift relation in the Brans Dicke model constrains from Big Bang Nucleosynthesis	P14.pdf
15	Li-Ming Cao	Kinki University	Thermodynamics of Black Holes in Horava-Lifshitz gravity
16	Tatsuya Narikawa	Hiroshima University	Characterising linear growth rate in f(R) gravity	P16.pdf
17	Amano Saijo	Hirosaki University	Perturbative approach to the quadrupole gravitational lens
18	Seiju Ohashi	Tokyo Institute of Technology	Riemannian Penrose inequality and a virtual gravitational collapse	P18.pdf
19	Yuta Yamada	Osaka Institute of Technology	Black Objects and Hoop Conjecture in Five-dimensional Space-time	P19.pdf
20	Shunichiro Kinoshita	Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics	Stability of warped Freund-Rubin solutions
21	Norihiro Tanahashi	Kyoto University	Toward numerical relativity in RS-II model	P21.pdf
22	Takashi Mishima	Nihon University	Physical and Mathematical Behavior of Black Diring Solutions	P22.pdf
23	Antonino Flachi	Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics	Thick Black Branes	P23.pdf
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25	Ryo Wakebe	Waseda University	Supersymmetric Intersecting Branes in time-dependent Backgrounds	P25.pdf
26	Nahomi Kan	Yamaguchi Junior College	Boson Stars under Deconstruction	P26.pdf
27	Motoyuki Saijo	Rikkyo University	Formation of Rapidly Rotating Dynamic Black Holes	P27.pdf
28	Yuichiro Sekiguchi	National Astronomical Observatory of Japan	Rotating PopIII core collapse in Full general relativity
29	Bogeun Gwak	Sogang University, Korea	The Geodesics of Extra-ordinary solution	P29.pdf
30	Norichika Sago	Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics	Gravitational self-force effect on the periastron shift in Schwarzschild spacetime	P30.pdf
31	Takaho Miura	Hirosaki University	A possible explanation of the secular increase of the astronomical unit	P31.pdf
32	Kenta Hioki	Waseda University	Measurement of the Kerr spin parameter by observation of a compact object's shadow
33	Hideyoshi Arakida	Waseda University	Cosmological Influence on Gravitationally Bound Local System: Case of Lemaitre--Tolman--Bondi Spacetime and its Application to Secular Increase of Astronomical Unit	P33.pdf
34	Yasufumi Kojima	Hiroshima University	Black Hole Magnetosphere for Two-fluid Flows	P34.pdf
35	Ryuichi Takahashi	Hirosaki University	Simulations of Baryon Acoustic Oscillations: Likelihood Analysis of the Matter Power Spectrum	P35.pdf
36	Masaru Adachi	Hirosaki University	Re-analysis of the supernova data to test the accelerating expansion of the universe
37	Shuichiro Yokoyama	Nagoya University	Density Fluctuations in Thermal Inflation and Non-Gaussianity	P37.pdf
38	Chia-Min Lin	National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan	Supernatural Hilltop Inflation
39	Kazufumi Ninomiya	Rikkyo University	Short Range Gravity Experiment in NEWTON experiment	P39.pdf