In Madness, I Thought I Was The

Statistically, It Would Seem Improbable That Any Mathematician Or Scientist, At The Age Of 66, Would Be Able Through Continued Research Efforts, To Add Much To His Or Her Previous Achievements. However I Am Still Making The Effort And It Is Conceivable That With The Gap Period Of About 25 Years Of Partially Deluded Thinking Providing A Sort Of Vacation My Situation May Be Atypical. Thus I Have Hopes Of Being Able To Achieve Something Of Value Through My Current Studies Or With Any New Ideas That Come In The Future.

I Never Saw My Grandfather Because He Had Died Before I Was Born, But I Have Good Memories Of My Grandmother And Of How She Could Play The Piano At The Old House.

Though I Had Success In My Research Both When I Was Mad And When I Was Not, Eventually I Felt That My Work Would Be Better Respected If I Thought And Acted Like A 'normal' Person.

As You Will Find In Multivariable Calculus, There Is Often A Number Of Solutions For Any Given Problem.

I Have Made The Most Important Discovery Of My Career, The Most Important Discovery Of My Life: It Is Only In The Mysterious Equations Of Love That Any Logic Or Reasons Can Be Found.