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Had a short break.. back to work Monday
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although ,I reported many times they apologise because of making repeat me when I was speaking with some associations whiches are the best of examples;my family's member are...too extravagant relevant this subject. my mother sometimes make the me rpeat over than 8 times and in spite of this she does not understand. these are not unique samples. we also so see some matters with educated people although it is not as same as this one.
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Now what? How will funding of UK science recover?
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My father died last night - so I won't be posting here as regular
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Been giving aliencore music a go - Rings of Saturn in particular.
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Is 'So Long, and Thanks for all the FIsh' a good way to close a talk that involves Poisson Geometry?
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I won first prize in the poster competition. The prize is to give a talk at the conference!
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Been very busy, then my wife is taken ill and is in hospital. I won't be able to participate on the forums as much as I used to for a while.
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Been busy... I may return one day.
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Feeling pleased: My first joint paper has been accepted for publication in J. Phys. A: Math. Theor. (I'll blog about it later)
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In a sense, but what I am talking about here is classical. You can find a preprint (which is not much different to the accepted version) at http://arxiv.org/abs/1412.2719
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My paper in Journal of Physics A is going to be listed as one of the 'Publisher's Pick' articles as they regards it to be of particular interest to their readers. I am very pleased.
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Finally I made some progress... the order matters so very much!
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I now have had 10 papers published or accepted for publication. Is that a milestone that deserves celebrating?
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OMG, I just made a remark about test particles in a semiclassical theory of quantum gravity in slight reowrking of a preprint!
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Over reacting... I just wrote a very speculative and loose comment. Basically we would expect the semiclassical limit of a 'quantum space-time' to be a smooth manifold with both a metric and a Poisson structure. I just wrote a passing comment on how to use these two together. This is already know to a few 'stringy' theorists, but maybe not widely
known.
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Yeah, no longer evil
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Latest preprint now on the arXiv - see http://blogs.scienceforums.net/ajb/2016/08/05/on-pre-courant-algebroids/
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Just had a paper rejected... not enough motivation...oh well time to rewrite and submit to another journal.
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My wife is going to have a portrait she drew published in a conference proceedings!
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Entropy and the arrow of time - the most misunderstood aspect of statistical physics and the bain of all property landlords. Maybe I should organise some lectures on statistical phsyics, entropy and the unavoidable fact that things age aimed at landlords?
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Don't you hate that feeling of self-doubt just before you submit a paper?
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I am worried that if I eat a meal of antipasto and then pasta that I will vanish in a flash of croutons!
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There will be some big changes comming...
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Is Wales going to win Euro 2016?
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A masters student wants to work on a project with me - something to do with Riemannian supergeometry is going to be the topic - first masters student I will look after.
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Dedicated a preprint to my father - http://arxiv.org/abs/1608.01585
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I am going to give a talk at the University of Swansea - my old undergrad uni. The talk will be about Lagrangian mechanics on supermanifolds.