I am just amazed by how many things you learn simultaneously. You have grad school, UA-cam, norwgian, french, japanese, and what not... And then exercise, violin, art ! WOW... Awesome
I love the vibes of your videos 😍 it was so interesting to see some of the maths you do too (even though I don’t understand any of it 😂) keep it up with the awesome videos!!!
Ah it made me so happy to see another upload, thank you so much for another video! ~ I feel like anything academic is at least twice as hard during summer cause doing anything is just exhausting. Hope you have a wonderful summer nonetheless - oh btw, are you still planning on doing the video on female Mathematicians? :)
In some ways, I'm glad I stumbled upon ur channel. I have always wanted to go to grad school and even a Phd program, but was a bit hesitant because I was told I was going to have zero life outside of school and work. But it seems like it is possible to have a little bit of life outside of school and research. I didn't want to give up on some of my hobbies..lol
Hahah, yeah it's definitely possible to still have hobbies! A lot of people in my department play in sports leagues, some practice their instruments, volunteer etc. :)
Yes, exactly! There is a 1-1 correspondence between young diagrams of shape lambda (where lambda is a partition of n) and irreducible representations of S_n. There is also a some relationship between young diagrams and irreducible representations of SL_n, but I'm not so familiar with it :)
Yeah they definitely can! I believe most people can become good at math. What is sad is that a lot of people are so scared of math and they assumed they are bad at it, without really giving themselves a chance. So you can get good at math if you work at it :-)
@@PastelAcademic Extremely grateful that you commented 🙏 Can u please tell me how to I develop tge creative thinking. Maybe , from continuous practice?
Function fibbonacy Merey research👌 karwa do😂 All the⌚ universe is results of uncertainty and inclined towards the certainty😂 So all the⌚ time⌚ and space🚀🚀🌌 inclined towards the⌚ end of uncertainty
I am just amazed by how many things you learn simultaneously. You have grad school, UA-cam, norwgian, french, japanese, and what not... And then exercise, violin, art ! WOW... Awesome
Haha thank you! I just love learning! It also helps that my social life is lacking 😂
i love how you include all the math!,thank you,and it looks so cool,i would love to collab with you someday haha!
Thank you! Yes, that would be super cool!!
I love the vibes of your videos 😍 it was so interesting to see some of the maths you do too (even though I don’t understand any of it 😂) keep it up with the awesome videos!!!
Thank you so much! 💕
Great to see you working on some nice math again. Take care :)
Thanks :)
Ah it made me so happy to see another upload, thank you so much for another video! ~ I feel like anything academic is at least twice as hard during summer cause doing anything is just exhausting. Hope you have a wonderful summer nonetheless - oh btw, are you still planning on doing the video on female Mathematicians? :)
Thank you, I hope you do as well! And yes I will, but probably after I’m done with my comprehensive exam (it’s in September) :)
DONT BE SHY!!!! LET US BUY THOSE STICKERS/PRINTS!!!!!!! also love the vlog, I hope exercise class is still fun!!
hahaha, I need to reopen my etsy shop! 😅 But some stickers are on my redbubble :) and thank you! It still is fun :)
You’re goals 😮 I hope to be you in a few years! You’re heckin adorbz 🥰
Aww haha, thank youuu 🥰
In some ways, I'm glad I stumbled upon ur channel. I have always wanted to go to grad school and even a Phd program, but was a bit hesitant because I was told I was going to have zero life outside of school and work. But it seems like it is possible to have a little bit of life outside of school and research. I didn't want to give up on some of my hobbies..lol
Hahah, yeah it's definitely possible to still have hobbies! A lot of people in my department play in sports leagues, some practice their instruments, volunteer etc. :)
I just found out about young diagrams recently they’re pretty cool, don’t they show the module decomposition or something
Yes, exactly! There is a 1-1 correspondence between young diagrams of shape lambda (where lambda is a partition of n) and irreducible representations of S_n. There is also a some relationship between young diagrams and irreducible representations of SL_n, but I'm not so familiar with it :)
Awesome and inspiring ❤
inspirational content....Superb!
Thank you!
Does it require natural ability to get a PhD in Maths ? Pls tell. Can't a person work extremely hard and get good at maths
Yeah they definitely can! I believe most people can become good at math. What is sad is that a lot of people are so scared of math and they assumed they are bad at it, without really giving themselves a chance. So you can get good at math if you work at it :-)
At what should I do to get good at maths at a very early age
Try to do those “math contest” problems. Usually they require some creative thinking to solve and are more fun than stuff you learn in high school.
@@PastelAcademic Extremely grateful that you commented 🙏 Can u please tell me how to I develop tge creative thinking. Maybe , from continuous practice?
Nice content... keep going
Please In which university are you studying for a PhD?
Thank you :) I study at Queen’s University in Canada
Wow, you're so smart!!!
xD
So mostly you work from home ?
Hi, can one study for a PhD in math if you already have a master and PhD in medicine
Hi, sorry for the super late reply! Yeah, I don’t see why not. You just have to be mentally prepared to be in school for another 4-5 years.
@@PastelAcademic What sounds harder to your "ears"? 1. Masters Degree in Mathematics or 2. Masters Degree in Statistics?
Wow, what a complicated PhD, I could never.
Like most things, I think it just takes time, and there are many people out there capable of doing this :)
Nice to meet you
@@khalifsuleiman3628 nice to meet you too :)
Function fibbonacy
Merey research👌 karwa do😂
All the⌚ universe is results of uncertainty and inclined towards the certainty😂
So all the⌚ time⌚ and space🚀🚀🌌 inclined towards the⌚ end of uncertainty
How many hours should a Maths PhD student should study
Hmmm 🤔 I try to do 4 hours of research per day. The rest of the time is devoted to teaching duties, seminars, etc.
How did you get so good at maths
I had some natural abilities, and I worked really hard. Basically I kept trying until I understood whatever was confusing.