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Account Created on 27 May 2003 (#1081790) Last updated on 18 April 2017 Gift
Name:
Alison
"What I was then... is it what I am now?" The last time I updated my profile was I don't remember how long ago, beginning with those words. No, I'm not what I was then. Many things have happened to me in this interim; most have not been mentioned in this journal. I hope to still share my half-disjointed musings to the world when the spirit moves me and I have the time to spare. In the meantime I will continue to enjoy myself with math and friends and books, and have fun being a grad student, I hope.
This journal is friends-only: if you know me, feel free to add me as a friend and I'll add you back. I like keeping in touch with people through LJ, but I don't post very much, so most of the entries here were written by a much younger self.
This journal is friends-only: if you know me, feel free to add me as a friend and I'll add you back. I like keeping in touch with people through LJ, but I don't post very much, so most of the entries here were written by a much younger self.
a midsummer night's dream, abstract algebra, algebraic anything, algebraic combinatorics, algebraic geometry, algebraic number theory, algebraic topology, anagrams, arml, beauty in mathematics, books, cambridge ma, cambridge uk, catalan numbers, change ringing, class field theory, classical music, clay math institute, combinatorics, connections, counterexamples, cyclotomic polynomials, diana wynne jones, douglas hofstadter, empty set, erdos, escher, evolution, fantasy, fire and hemlock, gauss, generating functions, godel escher bach, harvard, hrsfa, imo, introversion, jane austen, jogging by the river, john conway, juggling, lewis carroll, lloyd alexander, martin gardner, math, math people, mathcamp, mathematics, midnight, minor obsessions, mop, nerds, number theory, paper journals, permutations, philip pullman, pi, poetry, pride and prejudice, puzzle hunts, puzzles, quadratic reciprocity, randomness, raymond smullyan, representation theory, riemann-roch, robin mckinley, scrabble, self-reference, sense and sensibility, shakespeare, sophie's world, surreal numbers, symmetry, terry pratchett, the game set, they might be giants, topology, twelfth night, unitarian universalism, unschooling, usamo, villanelles, william shakespeare, wordplay
