Interesting. I hope you can give some idea of the way you're solving the problem. But I'm assuming that might be too difficult with the math and all, interpreting your parenthetical remark...
Geometric meaning of parameters...that's a number that represents what color the polygon would most like to be... Sorry feeling a bit silly!
Its only attractions are aesthetic ones, and rather small-scale ones at that. (Hey, somebody's got to polish the silver, after all...)
Ah, I see. But hey, I find that really neat too. Aesthetics is good!! It's also the equivalent of basic research in my field ---> knowledge for the sake of expanding the mind and adding to the knowledge base of the world.
If you don't mind too much, what are the areas that attract high-powered mathemeticians? Just curious.
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Date: 2004-12-07 05:31 pm (UTC)Interesting. I hope you can give some idea of the way you're solving the problem. But I'm assuming that might be too difficult with the math and all, interpreting your parenthetical remark...
Geometric meaning of parameters...that's a number that represents what color the polygon would most like to be... Sorry feeling a bit silly!
Its only attractions are aesthetic ones, and rather small-scale ones at that. (Hey, somebody's got to polish the silver, after all...)
Ah, I see. But hey, I find that really neat too. Aesthetics is good!! It's also the equivalent of basic research in my field ---> knowledge for the sake of expanding the mind and adding to the knowledge base of the world.
If you don't mind too much, what are the areas that attract high-powered mathemeticians? Just curious.