Out of the Cave II

Yeah, I know, you feel betrayed. But I've had very good reasons. I must admit, I've been a sloth, not making my daily entries and keeping in touch you all in blogland. I really can't talk too much about the physics problem I've been working; evaporating the few brain cells I have left. But I will say that It's a totally cool and unexpected way of explaining neutrino masses! Can you guess. I'll give you a hint, its related to cosmic Inflation. . .

Otherwise, I'm doing all the things that a new assistant professor does. Luckily I don't have to teach for the first semester. But I'm working hard on grant proposals-what a pain. Any suggestions from those that crossed this path?

Comments

[cvj]

"Any suggestions from those that crossed this path?"

Yes. Try not to think of it as a pain, but as a lifeline... -cvj

[m.visaya]

surely, you would have gotten this by now but to state it fully:

a. the olsen twins;
b. the man who wanted your face;
c. dairy training with martha s.; and
d. exxon valdez.

(FNA-412)

[Paul Valletta]

Hi Stephon, like your recent collaboration paper:http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0409014

Cant wait for the Neutrino Masses papers!

[claire.bertiaux]

One book title: Les Caves du Vatican and in my memory the Vatican II.
Visaya: Why are you searching in the face of i don't know exactly, the inspiration of Marie Curie versus Martha S.?
What's on a man mind?

[m.visaya]

what do you do when people have learned to administer necessary roughness to a witch doctor? when there is as much significance left to a cut and dry brand of revolution as there is to a one dollar dry cleaning? who lives or doesn't live, is it still a matter of your work? there are a couple of places where lambs outnumber people. maybe such is still a place... (BUL-242)

[Aaron F.]

"a. the olsen twins;
b. the man who wanted your face;
c. dairy training with martha s.; and
d. exxon valdez."

Wait, what do those have to do with neutrinos? ;)

[m.visaya]

who said cosmic?

[m.visaya]

AMR done. that is, different kind of math is deadend. (GSXA44)