/kloc-when he was 0/6 years old, he failed in the oral exam of Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIT) because he didn't recite the theorem of angular bisector as spoken language in the textbook, but wrote it in his own words. Heartbroken, he went to another engineering high school, but decided to teach himself physics.

He tried to learn physics, but he was at a loss. He didn't understand where physicists came to their conclusions. One of the books mentioned a math book. He decided to study mathematics for a period of time before studying physics.

He did math alone for 30 years, and then he went back to physics. They are all in their spare time: first, when they were students, they later became rocket scientists (he tried to introduce mathematics 100 years ago in his doctoral thesis and was promoted by his consultants, so he was "an ordinary Soviet engineer who didn't understand"), worked as a web designer and a senior software architect of several airlines. As for now, I'm retired-although he's looking for a job and started studying game development. However, he can't devote himself to game development because he is always distracted by mathematics.

He combined the ideas of algebraic topology, algebraic geometry and noncommutative geometry, designed a very unique mathematical structure for decades and wrote more than 500 pages of monographs to describe it. He attended the math conference, comparable to a professional mathematician.

He has been isolated from the real scientific community for 30 years (because the Internet doesn't exist yet), and he has been studying everything that can be used. Now he finds that what he knows about mathematics is usually unknown to professional physicists, and physics is unknown to professional mathematicians. After deciding to temporarily turn to mathematics for nearly half a century, he felt that the time was ripe to make contributions to physics. At the age of 64, he may not be 100% sure to find some unusual applications of his mathematical theory, but he will definitely try.

Of course, when you don't have to raise someone with the same name. ?