Daihachiro Sato

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Daihachiro Sato is a Japanese mathematician. After studying physics as an undergraduate, he went to California. He earned his PhD from UCLA in 1963. He worked on Diophantine equations and was awarded the Lester R. Ford Award. He now teaches at Tokyo University of Social Welfare.

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