Name in Japanese: 西宮優作
Email: ogpqn420s@mozmail.com (I will respond using the real address.)
A mathematics student working primarily on proof theory of non-commutative linear logic and formal languages.
At RIKEN Center for Advanced Intelligence Project, Japan. (link)
Broad research interests:
Linear logic and other substructural logics
Proof theory
Computability and computational complexity
Formal languages and automata
Geometric group theory
Order theory
Categorical logic
General interests:
Computable foundation for mathematics
Logic and category theory in theory of computing
Complexity, interpretability, semantics and categorification of (machine) learning
Complexity, expressivity, syntax and semantics @ RIKEN Interdisciplinary Theoretical and Mathematical Program seminar: a broad introduction to logic and theory of computing research for a diverse scientific audience. (Abstract)
Structure and complexity of non-commutative Linear Logic @ AIP Maths Seminar 2025 (Seminar-link, Poster-pdf, References)
also presented at Computer Science and Category Theory workshop (CSCAT 2025).
Descriptive automata-computability via formal languages @ 'Workshop for young researchers in the foundation of mathematics 2024' (数学基礎論若手の会2024 (link), Slides)
Nishimiya and Taniguchi, Non-commutative linear logic fragments with sub-context-free complexity. (to appear in TbiLLC 2025: Fifteenth International Tbilisi Symposium on Logic, Language and Computation)
Association for Symbolic Logic student travel award 2025. (700 EUR)
University of Illinois Springfield, Mathematical Sciences & Philosophy Department (where I do my BA in maths)
Tohoku University Natural Language Processing Group (the parent lab of RIKEN AIP Natural Language Understanding team)
Brain Image Analysis Unit, RIKEN Center for Brain Science (where I develop graph algorithms for neural morphology research on Wednesdays, part-time.)
Photography by Eugenio Bertolini