Personal History - Dr Minoru Hasegawa

Personal History of Dr Minoru Hasegawa

2001 Professor Emeritus of Computer Science, Lakehead University, Ontario, Canada

1967 Doctor of Science (Mathemaics), Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo, Japan

2008
- (visiting)Research Fellow, Aoyama Gakuin University, Tokyo, Japan

2006
2007 Lecturer, Faculty of Education, Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan

2001
2006 Instructor(Computing Science), Capilano College, North Vancouver, BC, Canada

1981
2001 Associate Professor, Computer Science, Lakehead University, Ontario, Canada

1997
2000 Chair, Computer Science, Lakehead University, Ontario, Canada

1977
1981 Database Coordinator, Ministry of Consumer & Commercial Relations,
Government of Ontario, Canada

1974
1977 Assistant to President (Systems), ILSCO of Canada, Ontario, Canada

1971
1973 Research Assistant (Statistics), University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota

1967
1971 Assistant Professor (Mathematics), Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo, Japan

1965
1967 Lecturer (Mathematics), Faculty of Education, Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan

1962
1965 (Research) Assistant (Mathematics), Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo, Japan

Publications

1 On quasi-analytic vectors for dissipative operators, Proc. American Math. Soc. 29, 81-84 (1971). Quoted by: P.R.Chernoff, Some remarks on quasi-analytic vectors, Transactions of American Math. Soc. 167, 105-113 (1972); P.R.Chernoff, Quasi-analytic vectors and quasi- analytic functions, Invited Address, American Math. Soc., 1975. (6 other published papers in Mathematics.)

2 (with Michael D. Perlman, Univ. of Chicago) On the existence of a minimal sufficient subfield, Annals of Statistics 2, 1049-1055 (1974). Quoted by: J.K.Ghosh, H.Morimoto, & S.Yamada, Neyman factorization and minimality of pairwise sufficient subfields, Annals of Statistics 9, 514-530 (1981). (2 other published papers in Statistics.)

3 From Data Manipulation to Data Exploration, Invited Talk (30 min), Canadian Math. Soc., Winter Meeting in Montreal, 1999. (1 other Conference paper in Computing Science.)

Network Systems - Designed/Implemented

1977 A BOMP LAN based on Sycor System, ILSCO of Canada, Ontario, Canada.

1981 Feasibility Study - Court Scheduling WAN based on DataPoint System, Ministry of Attorney General, Ontario, Canada.

2002 Internet Assisted Course: Computer Organization and Architecture (COMP211/212), Capilano College, North Vancouver, B.C., Canada (www.wadanet.com/hasegawa)

1	On quasi-analytic vectors for dissipative operators, Proc. American Math. Soc. 29, 81-84 (1971). Quoted by: P.R.Chernoff, Some remarks on quasi-analytic vectors, Transactions of American Math. Soc. 167, 105-113 (1972); P.R.Chernoff, Quasi-analytic vectors and quasi- analytic functions, Invited Address, American Math. Soc., 1975. (6 other published papers in Mathematics.)
2	(with Michael D. Perlman, Univ. of Chicago) On the existence of a minimal sufficient subfield, Annals of Statistics 2, 1049-1055 (1974). Quoted by: J.K.Ghosh, H.Morimoto, & S.Yamada, Neyman factorization and minimality of pairwise sufficient subfields, Annals of Statistics 9, 514-530 (1981). (2 other published papers in Statistics.)
3	From Data Manipulation to Data Exploration, Invited Talk (30 min), Canadian Math. Soc., Winter Meeting in Montreal, 1999. (1 other Conference paper in Computing Science.)

1977	A BOMP LAN based on Sycor System, ILSCO of Canada, Ontario, Canada.
1981	Feasibility Study - Court Scheduling WAN based on DataPoint System, Ministry of Attorney General, Ontario, Canada.
2002	Internet Assisted Course: Computer Organization and Architecture (COMP211/212), Capilano College, North Vancouver, B.C., Canada (www.wadanet.com/hasegawa)