The formula for a PhD's love

Author: (Japanese) Yoko Ogawa
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: In the movie A Beautiful Mind, the genius mathematician John Nash said at the Nobel Prize ceremony, "All logic and reason exist within the magical formula of love." Dr. Love's equation, being useless in real life, will never be disturbed. And this overflowing passion will be preserved forever. — Cai Zhiheng, Writer
Dr. Love releases the abundant life inherent in mathematics itself, simplifying complex life and enriching simple mathematics. — Ono, Writer
Dr. Love's Equation is a fable about memory and love; it reads like a fairy tale for adults. Originally, memory is not only the abode of the self but also the foundation of love. In the work, the scenes where Dr. Love explains the mysteries of mathematics are as exciting as Alice in Wonderland. — Shinjiro Nishina, Writer
In Japan, it sold over 400,000 copies within 4 months of release! A story about memory and love, a formula that can prove eternity! This book won the 55th Japan Readymade Literature Award in December 2003, the "Bookstore Award" in January 2004, and the Japan Mathematical Society's Publishing Award for Yoko Ogawa in March 2005. A film adaptation of the same name is set to be released in January 2006!
His memory only lasts for 80 minutes. Once it exceeds this time, his memory resets to zero and starts over, so even the happiest moments are forgotten. He will never remember me as his nanny, nor remember naming his son "Square Root." Yet Dr. Love proves the eternity of love with a simple mathematical formula.