It is the summer of 2013 in IISER pune and nothing fun is apparently going on in my life except that i am in the middle of completing research for the topic which will eventually lead to publication. I have lots of work to do or i think so.
Results are out and there is nothing incredible about them.Mediocrity does not pay and never will.
I am reading the paper of kokko and jennions which i find really a textbook. Lots of things going on there. once you read the whole thing you will question yourself,is this what they mean or is this what i understand and the good news is , there is no way of knowing except discussing it and priya, my guide, seems a lot busy these days because of the fact that she does not reply to my mails quickly if she ever does.
But these whole point of taking effort to do things sucks.
I worked very hard crapping a lot of subjects during my 12th standard, and of course i topped my school but the point is i crammed. and don't really have a good understanding of physical or mathematical concepts.
This developed my aversion from taking effort to do something. And it worked quite well till eve of exams before i got into trouble but still i managed.
Quite a few days back i came across an article in time of india editorial page(http://epaper.timesofindia.com/Default/Scripting/ArticleWin.asp?From=Archive&Source=Page&Skin=pastissues2&BaseHref=TOIA/2013/05/06&PageLabel=12&EntityId=Ar01203&ViewMode=HTML) that effortlessness is the natural characteristics of a human or something like that, but they said that effortlessness can only develop by taking effort, you do it until you get it naturally. Doesn;t the same work for cramming.
But anyway i got the gist of it that you need to work hard to get things right. But i don;t know why i can;t do that. Something is wrong with me. There's a glitch in my system.
Its like even if i like something i put it away , i got this logic that there will be plenty of time for this shit. Just enjoy right now.It would be fine it was till that.But when i enjoy like watching movies or shit like that,studies come to my mind.
IN essence, i am never at peace, i don't know what to do.
And perhaps never will be.
Because of my rebellious nature and hating everyone.
I have taken this initiative that i am gonna solve a new problem each day.
like today's problem is from kd joshi book who i have already started hating.
The problem goes like this
A rational point is a cartesian pair where both the abscissa and the ordinate are belong to the rational number set.
If a circle of radius 1 is given and 3 rational points inside it, prove that there are infinite rational points in it.
My logic was simple,although it does not match with the answer at the back.
my answer was since the two points are inside the circle,we can always find a new rational number between two rationals and hence similiarly we can find infinite rationals and hence there are infinite rational points in the circle.
The answer at the back is quite meaningless to me,it says about drawing two lines which interesect at the center of circle and from center's coordinates you can always find a rational point.
And i plan to solve this esdale problem given on kokko's website.
Results are out and there is nothing incredible about them.Mediocrity does not pay and never will.
I am reading the paper of kokko and jennions which i find really a textbook. Lots of things going on there. once you read the whole thing you will question yourself,is this what they mean or is this what i understand and the good news is , there is no way of knowing except discussing it and priya, my guide, seems a lot busy these days because of the fact that she does not reply to my mails quickly if she ever does.
But these whole point of taking effort to do things sucks.
I worked very hard crapping a lot of subjects during my 12th standard, and of course i topped my school but the point is i crammed. and don't really have a good understanding of physical or mathematical concepts.
This developed my aversion from taking effort to do something. And it worked quite well till eve of exams before i got into trouble but still i managed.
Quite a few days back i came across an article in time of india editorial page(http://epaper.timesofindia.com/Default/Scripting/ArticleWin.asp?From=Archive&Source=Page&Skin=pastissues2&BaseHref=TOIA/2013/05/06&PageLabel=12&EntityId=Ar01203&ViewMode=HTML) that effortlessness is the natural characteristics of a human or something like that, but they said that effortlessness can only develop by taking effort, you do it until you get it naturally. Doesn;t the same work for cramming.
But anyway i got the gist of it that you need to work hard to get things right. But i don;t know why i can;t do that. Something is wrong with me. There's a glitch in my system.
Its like even if i like something i put it away , i got this logic that there will be plenty of time for this shit. Just enjoy right now.It would be fine it was till that.But when i enjoy like watching movies or shit like that,studies come to my mind.
IN essence, i am never at peace, i don't know what to do.
And perhaps never will be.
Because of my rebellious nature and hating everyone.
I have taken this initiative that i am gonna solve a new problem each day.
like today's problem is from kd joshi book who i have already started hating.
The problem goes like this
A rational point is a cartesian pair where both the abscissa and the ordinate are belong to the rational number set.
If a circle of radius 1 is given and 3 rational points inside it, prove that there are infinite rational points in it.
My logic was simple,although it does not match with the answer at the back.
my answer was since the two points are inside the circle,we can always find a new rational number between two rationals and hence similiarly we can find infinite rationals and hence there are infinite rational points in the circle.
The answer at the back is quite meaningless to me,it says about drawing two lines which interesect at the center of circle and from center's coordinates you can always find a rational point.
And i plan to solve this esdale problem given on kokko's website.
The Esdale problem seems very hard to solve. One can find an integral equation but I was unable to find a closed form solution which minimizes the integral http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/63674/is-there-a-closed-form-solution-to-the-esdale-river-problem
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