Abstract

Science - a journey that deeply touches upon the providence of this world and the wisdom of our ancestors. For example, just as you can learn about static electricity from non-woven masks, you can learn about the "mechanism" and "function" of things from various things that are familiar to you. Science is boring! An overwhelming 400 pages that will leave you speechless. Physics is a science that seeks to find as simple and universal a view of natural phenomena as possible. For example, using the universal gravitation force discovered by Newton, we can use the same mathematical formula to explain both the fall of an apple from a tree and the movement of the moon around the Earth. This is the real thrill of physics. The blue of the sky, the blue of the sea, and the seven colors of the rainbow can all be understood at once through the "wave nature" of light. The melting of ice to form water is just one example of a change in state from solid to liquid due to the application of heat. The natural phenomena that occur before our eyes are sometimes personal and sometimes give us special moments that we will never forget. It is wonderful to express this irreplaceability as a personal experience, poetically and romantically. On the other hand, I believe that knowing a unified explanation that applies to all things is another important way to understand the beauty of this world.

Author’s Information

Hiroyuki Nagano
Principal of "Nagano Mathematics School." Born in Tokyo in 1974. After attending Hyosei Elementary School, Hyosei Junior High School, and Hyosei High School, he graduated from the Department of Earth and Planetary Physics, Faculty of Science, University of Tokyo. Dropped out of the Institute of Space and Astronautical Science (currently JAXA). During his high school days, he participated in the "12th Mathematical Wings Seminar" hosted by Heisuke Hironaka as a representative from Tokyo. While he loves mathematics and physics, he also participates in restaurant management. Obtained wine expert certification from the Japan Sommelier Association. Furthermore, while expanding his activities in various fields, such as studying abroad at the conducting department of the Vienna State University of Music, he has been involved with over 100 students as a professional tutor. Utilizing that experience, he opened the private tutoring school "Nagano Mathematics School" (currently fully online)