Pham Tiep, the Joshua Barlaz Distinguished Professor of Mathematics in the Rutgers School of Arts and Science’s Department of Mathematics, has completed a proof of the 1955 Height Zero Conjecture posed by Richard Brauer, a leading German-American mathematician who died in 1977. Proof of the conjecture – commonly viewed as one of the most outstanding challenges in a field of math known as the representation theory of finite groups – was published in the September issue of the Annals of Mathematics.
Easy money. The man decides and quickly gauges her reaction. Women like decisive men, not wussies.
“We’re going to the Mexican joint for dinner. Sound good?”
See how she reacts. This is easy for a normal human. If she hesitates, change the plan.
“No good? OK, the Italian place it is then.”
If she still doesn’t look happy, you don’t know her well enough. Do better, learn about your woman. Same goes for sex.