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at the crossroads, whatever you do, don't turn bleft
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my professor can't give me a failing grade on my differential topology final if im pure of heart right
I can't be the only trinky shipper can i. they're both so mysterious and cryptic and silly and bumbling and strange. they bounce together. you see the vision. and the Am I |=|_1/\(|-| scene???? there is no platonic explanation for the Am I |=|_1/\(|-| scene. they're making out freaky style while 38 is checking the henhouse. thats the reason stinky wanted the house to himself. im not insane i promise. I can be normal about them.
mike "questionable decision" walters try to make a choice that isnt stupid and selfish challenge (impossible)
Hi friends, I'm S. I'm currently an undergrad mathematics student specializing in biomathematics (recently more mathematical physiology). full list of interests and tags under the cut ig, idk if anyone reads those. I also run @cowboyification-offical. feel free to reach out to me i like friends :3 This post will surely change over time, so check back iyw or dont im not your mom (yet)
Tags:
#sramblings: general talks
#lennposting: talking about research projects
Academic Interests:
Monod-Wyman-Changeux models, bifurcation theory, Stochastic Quasi-Steady-State approximation, kernel-based approximation, active sensing
Books:
House of leaves, the works of one Douglas R. Hofstadter, Piranesi, thomas pynchon, and generally other pretentious ass books
Fandoms:
Secret histories, fallen london, woe.begone, the magnus archives
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cowboyification comes for us all, including my boy corso reverte
alrighty its time for ya boy to yap about his research
(and by that i mean post my end of semester writeup with the serial numbers filed off)
Thanks to @bonebuckets for allowing me to justify making this post to myself
uhh yea so thats what i'm up to, yall should hmu if you have any questions, I am normal and can be trusted with research questions
Saw steven strogatz's talk today, and i have thoughts that imma dump here because i can.
so for those who aren't familiar, steven strogatz is a mathematician pretty well renowned for his contributions to nonlinear dynamical systems. His talk today was on sync and my advisor said i should try to go, so i dragged @xo-mochi on a holy pilgrimage to umd in order to see the talk.
So he talked about self-synchronizing oscillators today (think heart cells, fireflies, neurons firing, etc.) and he went over two historic models, but tbh i'm more interested in applications to math physiology. namely, i'm curious about glycolytic oscillations. (yea yea ik that i was supposed to move on to new things but i think glycolytic oscillations are neat and i dont think that my advisor is gonna be too upset) this paper found that glycolytic oscillations partially sync up in body conditions, and i was wondering if there exists a modification of a model like smolen's or goldbeter-lefever's that accounts for this partial sync. my instincts say probably, but i haven't found anything in a quick cursory glance, so i'll take a look at trying to implement that over break. the fact that the synchronization is only partial probably means it's something more complicated than just phase advancement going on, but it's worth a shot. he specifically mentioned limit-cycle oscillators and mentioned the kuramoto model, so i'll look into that and see if thats a helpful starting place. he also said that he thought nonlinear dynamics was a dying field and the audience got PISSED which i thought was very funny lmfao. but hey so it goes.
but yea does the math side of tumblr think this might not be a stupid idea? i do think i may be getting in over my head, but when have i ever not been.