Chinese Name: Asanaga Ichiro Nationality: Japanese Nationality: Yamato National Occupation: Theoretical Physicist Graduate School: Kyoto University (Bachelor's degree), Tokyo University (Master's degree, Doctor's degree) Major achievements: 1965 When he won the Nobel Prize in Physics, he held the post: Tokyo Education University? Resume, main achievements, resume Asanaga Ichiro, born in Tokyo, Japan, March 3 1906. 1929 graduated from Kyoto university, majoring in science and physics. Later, he served as a temporary trainee graduate student in Yucheng Jiaqilang Laboratory. Three years later, I went to Tokyo Institute of Physics and Chemistry and worked as a researcher in Nishimoto Yoshio Laboratory. From 65438 to 0937, he studied in Germany and studied nuclear theory and quantum theory under the leadership of W.K. Heisenberg. /kloc-returned to China at the end of 0/939, and obtained the Doctor of Science degree from Imperial University of Tokyo. 194 1 year, professor of physics department of Tokyo University of Arts and Sciences, put forward the ultra-long theory of quantum field theory. During the Second World War, he studied the magnetron theory in radar technology and published a paper entitled "The Theory of Separate Anode Magnetoelectricity Management". After the war, he continued to study and develop his super-time theory and meson coupling theory, and at the same time participated in the foundation work of theoretical physics progress. Ichiro Asanaga, based on his super-time theory, found a way to avoid divergence difficulties in quantum electrodynamics, which is the famous renormalization method. This method can successfully explain the Lamb shift and electron abnormal magnetic moment experiment. Almost at the same time, American physicists J.S. Schwinge and R.P. Feynman also independently completed similar research. This research leads to the same goal, which makes the quantum electrodynamics theory describing the micro-world become an accurate theory and has a far-reaching impact on the future theoretical development. During the period of 1949, Ichiro Asanaga was employed by the Institute for Advanced Studies in Princeton, USA, and put forward the one-dimensional model theory of high-density limit multi-Fermi subsystem. After returning to China, he founded the Nuclear Research Institute of the University of Tokyo. After 1956, he served as president of Tokyo University of Education, president of Japanese academic conference and director of Institute of Optics of Tokyo University of Education. 1979 died in Tokyo on July 8th. Main Achievements 1965, Ichiro Asanaga won the Nobel Prize in Physics with Schwinge and Feynman for his achievements in the basic theoretical research of quantum electrodynamics. He is also an academician of the Japanese Bachelor's College, the Japanese Cultural Medal and an honorary academician of several national academies. 1May, 957, Ichiro Asanaga led a Japanese physics delegation to visit China for academic exchange. Asanaga Ichiro's father is a researcher of western philosophy, and Asanaga Shiro and Nishida Ikutaro are both members of Kyoto School. Asanaga Ichiro was born in Kyoto. After graduating from the third institution of higher learning, he entered the Department of Physics of the School of Science of Imperial University of Kyoto and graduated. After the Second World War, Asanaga Ichiro went to Princeton University for research. Asanaga Ichiro's greatest research achievements are renormalization theory and neutron research. He won the Nobel Prize in physics for renormalization theory. Asanaga Ichiro also wrote many books about the popularization of science.