Seeing Professor Gilbert Strang

Today (June 26th, 2015) I went to see one of my favorite teachers — Prof. Gilbert Strang. One day in 2009, while I was watching his Linear Algebra video lectures (http://ocw.mit.edu/…/math…/18-06-linear-algebra-spring-2010/) in a quiet corner of my room, I started to realize an extraordinary beauty was slowly unfolding in front of me. I felt a deep gratitude for this person who introduced me to this beauty. That day I promised, someday, I will see him face-to-face and say “Thank You”. That is exactly what I have done today. This was on my Bucket list for quite some time and now it is …

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Self-Quotes

It doesn’t matter what we are capable to do, or what our inner potential is. The only thing that matters is what we do. The future grandiose plan can not change the world — the small tasks that we do everyday, can.

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We haven’t forgotten; we will not forget

As a citizen of Bangladesh, we will not forget the genocide, war-crime, and mass killing of the intellectuals (Teachers, Students, Journalists, Doctors, Engineers, Cultural activists) conducted in Bangladesh by Pakistani Army in the name of the religion — Islam. Starting from Operation Searchlight (Conducted in 25th March 1971 where they massacred the unarmed progressive minds of Dhaka University), Pakistani army killed 3 Million people in just 9 months — one of the greatest atrocities on human after the Holocaust.

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Homepage updates

Oct 6th, 2017 My thesis proposal got accepted   Sep 26, 2017 Got invited to Brain and Cognitive Science for presenting my work in NSF Research Traineeship Program (NRT) Slides Aug 10, 2017 I presented a pyTorch Tutorial in our lab Slides May 15, 2017 I am going to work as an intern at the Comcast Applied AI Research Lab this summer   July 24th, 2016 I was invited for a presentation at RIT for One-Day REU Symposium Slides Sep 1st, 2016 AutoManner code is released CodeGUI Code Jan 15th, 2016 IUI travel grant award approved   Dec 7th, 2015 Our …

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My Research and ..

I want to understand behaviors of human through mathematical analysis. I dream of a unified theory of human behaviors.  It may sound ridiculous to some people. Especially considering the “Interpretivist” movements in the discipline of behavioral science, perhaps, my research is not the right direction to move on. Despite, I am interested in this topic due to the huge number of potential applications I can see. It is my way of staying foolish. I’m an engineer working on Human-Computer Interaction where people are fascinated by both human and technology. Therefore, I want to explain human’s actions using mathematics. It is a difficult task because of …

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Positive Infinity and Negative Infinity

Recently, I watched a BBC documentary named “Horizon: Infinity” that illustrates several concepts of infinity. These are some thoughts that have been perplexing humans for a really long time. The most common facts about infinity are usually expressed using a concept of an infinitely large hotel – which has infinitely many rooms. Even when that hotel is full, it is possible to make room for 1, N or infinitely many new customers. How? If you need N rooms, tell all the existing customers to shift in room number i+N, where i is their current room number. You’ll get N free rooms (1 to N). If you need infinite …

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Nabbing the Names

Every human being has to be named … and there are many conventions for naming a person depending on the place (s)he lives in. As a result, when people move from one place to another, they may fall in weird situations. Here are some of my personal experiences. 

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