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Slumps and crunches
- July 12th, 2007
This term of teaching ends next week.
When I got back from T’bilisi, just over a month ago, I had research leads that I expect will end in three different publications.
I was slated with writing one LARP report for a swedish gaming magazine, and a series of various popular mathematics articles for the local student-run mathematics magazine here.
All in all, very many things converged this June/July for me.
It has started paying off though – the gaming article is published, and yesterday I submitted the first of the T’bilisi articles to the Journal of Homotopy and Related Structures as well as to the arXiv.
I now am listed on the arXiv with three papers, out of which one is already published, one is rejected (not unjustly so), and one is just submitted for review.
Note that the name changed for the last paper. I am cheating a very little bit – August 25th, I will marry the most marvelous woman I have ever met, and will – among other reasons for the sake of academic unicity – take her last name in addition to my own.
Aaaaanyway. This is my excuse for having missed .. what is it? three carnival issues?
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Michi is a recent PhD working in homological algebra and applied algebraic topology. This blog is his outlet for texts with some manner of thought put into them. Over at his LiveJournal intimate details and streams of consciousness might be found.
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3 People had this to say...
You haven’t missed much.. the math has slumped, the math-ed and math-esque has mostly taken over.
August 25th, I will marry the most marvelous woman I have ever met…
Congratulations!! =)
John: Au contraire! My absence has been with -contributing-; I have faithfully kept on reading the carnival every time it popped up, which, given the slumps, only contributes even more to my despair at not participating and working against that particular slump.
The homological algebra post today, though, will be submitted to Polymathematics’ issue.
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