A achilles28 Dec 10, 2009 #2 That's too heady for me, Nitro! For me, its mostly stop running (fear), at the beginning of new trends. And greed (blow-off top/bottom), at the end. Over and over = Loser Psychology.
That's too heady for me, Nitro! For me, its mostly stop running (fear), at the beginning of new trends. And greed (blow-off top/bottom), at the end. Over and over = Loser Psychology.
V vikana Dec 10, 2009 #3 I have to admit, that I never thought Hartshorne would be considered a trading book Of all the math books I've read, that was the hardest.
I have to admit, that I never thought Hartshorne would be considered a trading book Of all the math books I've read, that was the hardest.
T TheGoonior Dec 10, 2009 #4 Care to elaborate a bit, or am I going to be forced to look up "Abelian Group" on Wikipedia yet again?
Care to elaborate a bit, or am I going to be forced to look up "Abelian Group" on Wikipedia yet again?
X Xspurt Dec 10, 2009 #5 Thanks for that. Now when people ask what I do I can say I work with sheaf cohomology. Sounds like GM food production.
Thanks for that. Now when people ask what I do I can say I work with sheaf cohomology. Sounds like GM food production.