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Kiyotaka TANIKAWA National Astronomical Observatory Japan Japanese Contributions in Modern Astronomy - Conditions for the develpoment of astronomy -

Contents Introduction Hypotheses Japan as an example Discussions

. Introduction Some statistics : Number of papers # of Papers # of Papers of # in # of society in ApJ Japanese authors PASJ Members in ApJ

. Introduction (continued) 1)Modern astronomy started in 1877 when the astronomy department was established in the University of Tokyo, the first modern university in Japan. 2) After 130 years, Japan contributes nearly 10 % of the modern astronomy. Questions: (1)Why have Japan attained the present position so quickly? (2)Why are Europe and North America still good in astronomy compared with other districts?

Hypotheses Conditions for the development of Astronomy (science) in a country (1) The amount of budget (monetary resources) (2) Background population (human resources) (3) The number of Posts in astronom y S Number of Papers N

. Japan as an example Budget Population increase Number of Posts Number of Society Members

. Budget for Science (Yen, ) x Data taken from MEXT We should take into account general tendency of inflation

3. 2 Population increase Modern Education E: Elemetary school H: High school U: University or College

. Number of Posts 1950 s around 500

3. 4 Number of Society Members (M.Kondo,2007)

. Fitting α β γ and 1972 as the starting year. In 2002, B Highschool to University 15%(1972) and 55 %(2002) P 3 S= 4 B*P*S=36 We have N = 1/6 B*P*S (= 6.6)

4. Discussions 1. How to estimate background population? Social ranks, Taboos, restrictions, literacy. In Japan before 1868, Farmers occupied 90 % of the population. Education for most of the people were elementary. In the case of Japan, estimates of three quantities (budget, population, posts) are rather easy.

4. Discussions (continued) 2. How to do international comparisons? We need to be careful when we estimate the budget and background population because of international flows. Examples: Human resources flow into USA. Human resources flow out from small European countries. Monetary resources flow into UK.

Thank you ! Poor JAPAN in the early 1950s