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Have you ever heard of the Erdos number?
It's a fun way to measure the collaboration and connection between mathematicians. The idea is simple: if you've written a paper with someone who has an Erdos number of 1, then your Erdos number is 2.
If you've written a paper with someone who has an Erdos number of 2, your Erdos number is 3, and so on.
My Erdős number
I'm excited to share that my Erdos number is 4 😍 Check from this Link .
It's not the smallest Erdos number out there, but it's still pretty cool to know that I'm just 4 degrees of separation away from one of the greatest mathematicians of the 20th century. For those who don't know, Paul Erdos was a prolific mathematician who wrote more than 1,500 papers and collaborated with hundreds of other mathematicians during his lifetime.
Being connected to such an influential mathematician is a great honor, and it makes me proud of all the collaborations I've had so far in my own career. Whether it's in research, academia, or industry, I believe that working together is the best way to achieve great things. So let's keep collaborating and pursuing our passions, and who knows - maybe one day we'll all have an Erdos number to brag about.