HAMAGUCHI Koichi

Koichi HAMAGUCHI is a faculty member in the Department of Physics at The University of Tokyo, specializing in Theoretical Particle Physics. His research focuses on physics beyond the Standard Model of particle physics, including model building, phenomenological studies, and particle cosmology of supersymmetric models. He is also interested in applying these theories to cosmology, such as baryogenesis, dark matter, and inflation. HAMAGUCHI actively engages with the latest results from high energy experiments and astrophysical observations to inform his theoretical work.

Koichi Hamaguchi is a particle physicist at the University of Tokyo, specializing in theoretical particle physics. His research focuses on supersymmetry, dark matter, and cosmological particle phenomena. Hamaguchi investigates topics such as gravitino dark matter, leptogenesis, and the muon g–2 anomaly. He explores the implications of supersymmetric models for collider physics and cosmological constraints. His work includes studies on axions, hidden photons, and the interplay between supersymmetry breaking and inflation. Hamaguchi also examines nonthermal dark matter and its detection possibilities. His research bridges particle physics and cosmology, addressing fundamental questions about the early universe and dark matter composition.