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AUTHORS' STATEMENT by SHING-TUNG YAU and STEVE NADIS
There is a certain irony running through this book that one of the smallest things you can possibly imagine--six-dimensional geometric spaces that may be more than a trillion times smaller than an electron--could, nevertheless, be one of the defining features of our universe, exerting a profound influence that extends to every single point in the cosmos. This book is, in many ways, the story of those spaces, which physicists have dubbed "Calabi-Yau manifolds." It tells how one of us, Yau, managed to prove the existence, mathematically, of those spaces, despite the fact that he had originally set out to prove that such spaces could not possibly exist. It then goes on to explain how this mathematical proof, which had initially been ignored by physicists (partly because it was steeped in difficult, nonlinear arguments), nevertheless made its way into the center of string theory, which now stands as the leading theory of the universe and our best hope yet of unifying all the particles and forces observed--and yet to be observed--in nature.
Brian Greene, Professor of Mathematics & Physics, Columbia University; author of The Fabric of the Cosmos and The Elegant Universe
"The Shape of Inner Space provides a vibrant tour through the strange and wondrous possibility that the three spatial dimensions we see may not be the only ones that exist. Told by one of the masters of the subject, the book gives an in-depth account of one of the most exciting and controversial developments in modern theoretical physics."
Joe Polchinski, Professor of Physics, University of California - Santa Barbara; author of String Theory, Vols. 1 & 2
"Einstein's vision of physical laws emerging from the shape of space has been expanded by the higher dimensions of string theory. This vision has transformed not only modern physics, but also modern mathematics. Shing-Tung Yau has been at the center of these developments. In this ambitious book, written
Simon Donaldson, Royal Society Research Professor in Pure Mathematics and President of the Institute for Mathematical Science, ImperialCollegeLondon
"The Shape of Inner Space has a distinctive style: in part autobiography, in part an account of developments in geometric analysis and string theory over the past 40 years, and comments on future directions. It gives a unique insight into the thoughts of one of the most important and influential mathematicians of our times."
Edward Witten, Professor, Institute for Advanced Study
"Shing-Tung Yau and Steve Nadis take the reader on a fascinating tour of many contemporary topics in geometry and physics. Readers will find many challenging ideas to explore in this book, and even specialists will enjoy Yau's reminiscences about his education and work."
Steven Strogatz, New York Times Opinionator contributor and professor of mathematics, Cornell University
"A fascinating first-hand account of how the math underlying string theory was discovered. Fields medalist Yau and ace science writer Nadis have teamed up to show the rest of us the deep geometry that just might lie at the heart of the universe. It'll twist you into knots of pleasure!"
John Coates, Sadleirian Professor of Pure Mathematics, University of Cambridge
"This extraordinary book by Shing-Tung Yau and Steve Nadis gives the layman a remarkable glimpse into the mysterious inner world of one of the most beautiful and important parts of mathematics."
Andrew Strominger, Professor of Physics, Harvard University
"This book tells an inspiring story about how progress in science is made by breaking traditional boundaries in disciplines. It's really the only book of its kind—and, of course, written by someone who not only witnessed but also inspired and produced many of the major developments in this field over an exhilarating period of four decades."
David Gross, Frederick W. Gluck Professor of Theoretical Physics, University of California – Santa Barbara; Nobel Prize-winning physicist
"The Shape of Inner Space takes one on a marvelous journey that explores many beautiful areas of modern geometry and physics, and the people behind recent discoveries. It is a journey that I highly recommend to the intellectually curious."
Michael D. Smith, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, John H. Finley, Jr. Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Harvard University
"Though this wonderful new book helped me to better understand the discoveries underpinning string theory, what I enjoyed most was what it reveals about the beauty of mathematical inquiry. This book shares a very human process of thought, discussion, and wonder that is enormously appealing, in addition to being quite obviously fertile ground for discovery. Words from Yau's poem from the front pages—'Inexhaustible, lovely in every detail'—provide an apt description of the book itself. Well done!"
Publishers Weekly
"With the help of Astronomy magazine contributing editor Nadis, Yau relates the saga of [his] groundbreaking work which provided the foundations of string theory. Yau confidently draws readers into a realm of abstract concepts, from multiple dimensions to the exotic spaces called 'manifolds,' or Calabi-Yau spaces, whose curvature gives space its shape. From here it's a hop, skip, and a jump to the geometry of space around the Big Bang, black holes, and the end of the universe."
New Scientist
"It is a testimony to [Yau's] careful prose (and no doubt to the skills of co-author Steve Nadis) that this book so compellingly captures the essence of what pushes string theorists forward in the face of formidable obstacles. It gives us a rare glimpse into a world as alien as the moons of Jupiter, and just as fascinating…. Yau and Nadis have produced a strangely mesmerizing account of geometry's role in the universe."
"Physicists investigate one cosmos, but mathematicians can explore all possible worlds. So marvels Fields medalist Shing-Tung Yau…. Relating how he solved a major theoretical problem in string theory in the 1970s, Yau explains how the geometries of the vibrating multidimensional strings that may characterize the Universe have implications across physics."
Science Books & Films
"Concepts are introduced in a clear way, preceding more detailed discussions. The subjects examined include topology, geometries, general relativity, quantum physics, the standard model of particles, and other topics relevant to the pursuit of the understanding of extra dimensions in our universe. Among the volume's especially interesting discussions are the possible experimental tests of the theory, the potential semistability of our universe, the five candidate string theories, and black-hole entropy."
David Eicher, Astronomy.com
"[A] masterwork on its subject…. The book is an entertaining read, written with the absorbing style that characterizes Nadis' feature stories in Astronomy…. Those interested in cosmology and nature as a whole will be delighted with this new work!"
New York Journal of Books
"The Shape of Inner Space provides the opportunity to look over the shoulder of a giant in mathematics."
MAA Reviews
"This fascinating book may well have a similar impact to Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time…. I found this introduction to string theory totally absorbing, and well worth re-reading."
Nature Physics
"An engaging exposition of elegant relations between geometry, topology, fields and strings, the book is also part memoir and part speculation about connections to physics…. Written with an easygoing sense of humour, and conscious of the distance between its subject and the daily concerns of the 'average citizen', the book in the end offers cautious optimism about the future of this ambitious programme of theoretical research. Altogether, Yau and Nadis's effort covers some central developments in mathematical physics, and is well worth perusal by widely interested scientists as well as lay readers."
The London Mathematical Society Newsletter "This book tells the fascinating story of strange geometric objects that have achieved some fame outside of [mathematics] called Calabi-Yau manifolds... The collaboration between a mathematician and a science writer has worked wonders in this book. It's crowded with beautiful metaphors that clarify complex ideas and provide a peek into higher-dimensional worlds... One thing that comes through on every page of this book is the beauty of the [mathematics] and its power to shed light on the secrets of our Universe. If this is the kind of thing that fascinates you, then this is a great book to while away those dark winter evenings."
"It is fascinating to see the story of string theory told from a mathematician's point of view rather than that of a physicist... By bravely attempting to explain areas of mathematics that no one has ever tried to relate to the public before, The Shape of Inner Space takes a huge step forward... It will undoubtedly influence how string theory is taught and written about in the future."
Times Higher Education Supplement
"A very well-written book, and one that scientifically minded laymen will find easy to follow… It is strongly recommended to those seeking a first-hand, simply explained account of one of the most fascinating evolutions in modern science, whose impact in mathematics is significant and enduring, and whose impact in physics may be forthcoming."
"This book provides an excellent insight into the current ideas about string theory."
Philip J. Davis, SIAM News
"My experience in reading this book may be akin to that of a kibitzer in the presence of some moment of high creativity—perhaps of an onlooker in the atelier of Titian, watching how he painted the famous equestrian portrait of Charles V."
"The Shape of Inner Space is a portrait of a beautiful branch of geometric analysis as seen through the eyes of one of its pioneers, Fields medal winner Shing-Tung Yau… After describing the sequence of events that led him to the United States and to his enamoration with geometry, Yau explains as only a master could the conjecture by Calabi and the subsequent discovery of Calabi-Yau manifolds that are the centerpiece of this book. The reader is thrown into a world of complex manifolds, geometric analysis, and differential equations, yet the book is written so that the persistent layperson could follow all of the main ideas."
Notes of the Canadian Mathematical Society
"In the fascinating book, The Shape of Inner Space… Shing-Tung Yau, along with coauthor Steve Nadis, describes the exciting development of the theory of what are now called Calabi-Yau manifolds and their relationship to the structure of the universe."
Philippine Daily Inquirer
"A journey into the mind of a brilliant mathematician, The Shape of Inner Space will delight readers who are not afraid to use their minds."
"A journey into the mind of a brilliant mathematician, The Shape of Inner Space will delight readers who are not afraid to use their minds."
About the Author
Shing-Tung Yau has won many awards, including the Fields Medal. He is a professor of mathematics at Harvard University and lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts.


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Following An Online Dust-Up, Science Center And Others See A Conversation Starter By Larkin Page-Jacobs • Oct 10, 2014 AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar A recent story about the disparity in Boy and Girl Scouts course offerings at the Carnegie Science Center caught fire online. The outrage was made all the more contentious because the seemingly single course offered for Girl Scouts centered on creating beauty products. Study: Parents' Understanding Of STEM Education Low Throughout Pittsburgh Region By Talia Kirkland • Oct 7, 2014 When surveying a room of teachers, parents, and students about the significance of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) education, and the results can vary with a mixture of answers filled with uncertainty often dominating the conversation. The Carnegie Science Center is trying to emphasize the impact of STEM learning through the results of a survey, "Work To Do: The Role of STEM Education in Improving the Tri-State Region's Workforce." 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- Package Quantity: 8 oz (227 g)
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- Supports Thyroid Function
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Now Kelp delivers the natural nutrient profile found in Genuine Whole Foods.
Kelp is a large, leafy brown algae that belongs to the seaweed family and grows in the colder waters of the world's oceans. It is a good source of marine minerals, including potassium, magnesium, calcium and iron. It is also an excellent source of iodine, which has been shown to support healthy thyroid function. Your thyroid gland is responsible for producing the hormones that support normal cellular metabolism. As with most green foods, kelp also contains vitamins and cell salts essential for good nutrition.
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As a dietary supplement, take 2 level scoops (200 mg) daily, preferably with meals. Consider taking this product in combination with NOW Thyroid Energy, L-Tyrosine and Organic Virgin Coconut Oil.
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Contains no sugar, salt, starch, yeast, wheat, gluten, corn, soy, milk, egg, shellfish or preservatives.
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|Kelp (Laminaria digitata & Ascophyllum nodosum)
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You will laugh out loud when you see the size of the "scoop" - I think its smaller than a pencil eraser. So this will last a LONG time. I put it in my smoothies. Can't taste it - its such a small amount. Good product - will buy again.
Adds lot's of micro-minerals and vitamins in a good balanced way. Including iodine, that seems to help with thyroid (from what I've read). I stay away from salt to help with BP, so this should help supply the iodine. The scoop is small. I like to take 1/4 level teaspoon at a time for a 670 mcg dose. There are 450 servings at that dose (level quarter teaspoon). Great value. iHerb is the best. UPDATE: I had new bloodwork done and my TSH has fell to 12 from 18, but is still very high, so have started on Natural Thyroid Medication. I'll lower the serving of kelp to the recommended dose. Seems that lack of iodine isn't causing my hypothyroid problem.
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I've have always taken kelp product in capsule form as a valuable addition to my diet. However, I love this product because it easier for me to take it as I can put it directly in any liquid I'm having and also knowing that I am having the daily requirement. It's also very mild in taste.
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after using kelp for a month my TSH increase from the minimum value to the medium one....
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muy bueno, me sorprendio la calidad del producto y lo economico
Good stuff!
Posted by 5258120110855876798 on Jul 27, 2015
This has lasted me for ages.. Good value for money & good stuff in general. I've been taking kelp supplements (on and off) since I was a teen, mainly for iodine & metabolic support. I think it's something that's safe to take, possibly not if you have thyroid or other medical issues, and as long as it's harvested from non polluted waters. The one "negative" side effect that I've ever heard of, was when my aunt stopped taking a similar product to this (kelp tablets), as she found them to be diuretic. I'd say she had water retention prior to taking them..;)
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This was a good product I think, but I never finished eating it, because of it's taste.


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Liberty County High School is having after-school tutoring for students who will take the Georgia High School Graduation Test. Sessions will continue through March. Each session runs from 3:30-4:30 p.m. The schedule is as follows:
Joseph Martin Elementary students and teachers have been growing plants from seeds in the school's greenhouse. The greenhouse received a Bright Ideas grant from Coastal Electric, which was applied for by teacher Vicki Funston.
Walker Middle School was recognized at the Long County Board of Education's January meeting for winning a silver award after the Georgia Single Statewide Accountability System's evaluation.
First Presbyterian Christian Academy's yearbook staff and student council hosted Winterfest on Dec. 11 to raise money for the school and student organizations. The event, which drew a large crowd, included concerts, festival games, crafts and vendors who traveled from as far as Albany and Atlanta to set up shop.
COCHRAN - Middle Georgia College Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Mary Ellen Wilson recently announced that Lana Ruyack from Liberty County was named to the dean's list and honored for scholastic achievement during MGC's fall 2010 semester.
ATLANTA - Schools across Georgia are bracing for another tough budget year as federal stimulus money dries up and state dollars remain scarce.
ATLANTA - Georgia's new schools superintendent warned that the state's public schools will "have to continue to do more with less."
One hundred and seventy eight students were recognized for their accomplishments in the International Student Media Festival during the Liberty County Board of Education's Tuesday meeting. Parents, students and educators crowded into the meeting to watch the children receive their awards.
Students in Deborah Stevens' culinary arts II class at Bradwell Institute are masters in the kitchen. Mixing, chopping, sautéing and combining ingredients are second nature to this blended class of students from Liberty County High School and Bradwell. Thanks to a collaborative project with Bradwell's media specialists, Nikki Lukkarinen and Miriam Hudson, Stevens' students recently mixed a little technology into their final class project.
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Concerto Grosso in E minor, HWV 321 (Handel, George Frideric)
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Adolf Hoffmann (1898-1983)
Hans Ferdinand Redlich (1903–1968)
Hallische Händel-Ausgabe, Serie IV: Instrumentalmusik,
Band 14: Zwölf Concerti Grossi Opus 6
Kassel: Deutsche Händelgesellschaft, 1961. Plate BA 4016.
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|Concerto Grosso in E minor, HWV 321
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|Handel, George Frideric
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|HWV 321 ; Op.6 No.3
|E minor
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|First Publication
|1740 in 12 Concerti Grossi, Op.6 (No.3)
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|2 violins, cello, strings, continuo
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Rooks dropping pounds for playing time at Cal
If he weren't 7-feet tall, you might have a hard time recognizing Kameron Rooks.
Since leading Mission Hills High to the San Diego Section Division I boys basketball championship and into the third round of the state playoffs, Rooks has shed 40 pounds from his 300-pound frame.
And he'd like to lose 10 more before his sophomore season with the Cal Golden Bears.
"The college game is way different than high school," Rooks said. "It's so much faster, and I'm playing against bigger, better players every game.
"I learned pretty quickly that everything about college basketball is business. And you can never be late.
"So I had to get better."
Rooks isn't playing a ton of minutes, averaging about 6.5 a game for a team that is 15-8. But he has played in 21 games.
"The coaches are tying to give me some experience," Rooks said. "They want to get my confidence up.
"They want me to keep on working because we play against a lot of 7-footers, and they need my big body in there."
But Rooks' body was too wide.
So he went to work.
"I hit the weights," he said. "I'm jumping rope, doing a lot of ab work.
"I need to get my legs stronger to jump better, but also to get lower, get better leverage of defense.
"I'm eating salads now. Before team meals, I ask the coaches what I should eat. And I've cut my meal portions.
"I'm determined to change this baby fat into muscle. I want to work harder to get better."
To reach that goal, Rooks plans to stay in Berkeley for at least part of the summer.
He'll come home to work with is dad - former NBA star Sean Rooks, who stands 6-10.
Sean Rooks is currently coaching the Sioux Falls Skyforce in the NBA D-League.
"I really like Berkeley, so I have no problem stay here part of the summer," said Rooks, who averaged 17.9 points, 11.0 rebounds and 2.9 blocked shots a game for a Mission Hills team that finished 29-5. "It's a fun school, a great campus.
"I think I showed my potential last year. That really motivated me.
"So when I come home in the summer, I want to keep working. I want to get with dad, keep learning.
"But I have to watch myself at home. I can't start eating fast food with my buddies and gain back all the weight I've lost."
One loss from last season haunts Rooks ... a 51-33 setback at Santa Monica in the third round of the state Division I playoffs.
Cal teammate Jordan Mathews was the star of that Santa Monica team and is averaging 8.5 points for the Bears.
"He hasn't stopped talking about that playoff game," Rooks said. "I knew he was good in high school, but Jordan can really play, really shoot.
"I want to get out on the floor with him and help us win games."
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- Brynton Lamar (St. Augustine), like Rooks, a first-team All-CIF player last year, has played in 18 games, starting seven for an 8-16 UC Davis team. He's averaging 7.5 points and 1.9 rebounds a game, but has made just 1-of-20 3-pointers.
- Jeff Van Dyke (La Costa Canyon), a first-team All-CIF selection last season, has played in 17 games with one start for 14-11 Pepperdine. He's averaging 0.9 points and 0.4 rebounds.
- Kibret Woldemichael (Mission Hills), another first-team All-CIF pick, made the San Diego State team as a walkon and has played in three games for the Aztecs this season, scoring 10 points while playing 14 minutes.
- Xavier Williams (Cathedral Catholic) and Kyle Sachrison (La Costa Canyon), All-CIF selections last year, are playing other sports in college. Sachrison is playing baseball at New Mexico State while Williams is on the football team at Colorado State.
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Definition of statesman in English:
noun (plural statesmen)
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senior politician, respected political figure, elder statesman, political leader, national leader, grand old man, GOM;
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Richard Nelsen, 75 - March 11, 2011
Richard "Dick" Nelsen, 75, of Cozad passed away Friday, March 11, 2011, at the Cozad Community Hospital.
A private family service took place on Tuesday, March 15, and a private burial was at the Cozad Cemetery.
He was preceded in death by: his parents, Frederick and Thesnelda; a sister-in-law, Karma.
Survivors include: his wife of over 51 years, Mary Jo "Tina" Nelsen of Cozad; two sons—Greg (Mary) Nelsen of Callaway and Eric Nelsen of Arnold; a daughter, Jill (Scott) Breon of Cozad; brother, Bruce Nelsen of Cozad; sister, Liz (Ron) Johnson of Rapid City, SD; a brother-in-law, Tom (Evelyn) Thielen of Ames, IA; 11 grandchildren—Jake (Stephanie), Casey, Dalton, Tara, Nichole, Nathan and Jaiden Nelsen, Ian and Taylor Schmeeckle, and Luke and Nathan Breon; two great-grandchildren; numerous other relatives.
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