Secondly, it is also important to choose a good tutor. An excellent tutor can not only provide you with a good academic atmosphere and resources, but also give you guidance and support when you encounter difficulties. Therefore, when choosing a tutor, we should fully understand their research direction, research results and teaching style to ensure that they match their interests and development goals.
We should pay attention to cultivating our independent thinking and innovative ability during our doctoral studies. This means learning to ask meaningful questions and find answers by reading literature, conducting experiments or simulations. At the same time, we should learn to cooperate with others, share our own ideas and achievements, look at problems from different angles and get better research results.
In addition, attending academic conferences and seminars is also an important way to improve your academic level. Through these activities, you can learn about the latest research trends and technological development, get to know your peers and establish extensive academic contacts. This is of great significance to your future career development and academic exchanges.
Finally, be patient and persistent. Mathematical research is often a long and arduous process, and many setbacks and difficulties may be encountered. In this process, we should keep a positive attitude, believe in our own ability, and make constant efforts and attempts in order to finally succeed.