Did you know the entire mathematics would topple without using σ-algebras in defining probability theory? Something a statistician might not use everyday while working, but subtly appreciates at the back of his mind :)
Mathematics has always fascinated me since my childhood, and I'm glad that I ended up pursuing it. The perfect blend of rigor and versatility of the subject makes it fulfilling to study and cheerful to work with. Although this subject is my major, I've also had a tingling interest in computational biology, particularly in genetics and network-neuroscience where I find astonishing similarities with computer science, which is my minor. I also had the privilege to study physics in my institute and ideas from quantum physics and their uses in quantum computation continue to enthrall me.
As you can guess, I've explored quite a few diverse fields. However after trying my hands on all of them, I decided to focus and strengthen a few select subjects which include Statistics, Machine Intelligence, Quantitative Finance and improving my programming skills in C++ and Python.
Despite being this nerdy, I'm an amateur footballer, table tennis and chess player and I love to play my ukulele :)
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