I would like to write this article to France during the Revolutionary Era and to my freshman year who just passed away.
To my love for law in middle school and the mathematicians I met during my first year of college.
For that era of muddy streets, dark clouds, fanaticism and guillotines, for the brilliance of the stars
In addition to lawyers and bookworms, the characters who appeared on the stage of "Les Misérables" also included mathematicians and physicists who were famous in that era.
——Fourier, Lópida, Cauchy, Riemann——The path of a scholar is long and arduous~
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A 13-year-old girl who is familiar with classics turns into the daughter of hotel owner Dresser and is overwhelmed by the sense of identity violation.
"Eliza Reed in "Jane Eyre", Pip Pilip in "Great Expectations", Carlton in "A Tale of Two Cities", Esmeralda in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" - Hey! Enough of your ID badge!"
A boy from the Department of Mechanical Engineering who is familiar with legal cases. He graduated with honors from the Soto University Law School. By chance, he served as the lawyer for the case next door to the trial of Martí.
"Proof of innocence? What I need is not surrender, nor Li Daitao's death. An alibi is enough!"
"Three days without sleep to delay the court argument? It's a trivial matter! Meet someone who has won the National Award for Mathematical Modeling!"
[Fate/zero]salome