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Too old to get another math phdPhD degree?

Maybe it is not a math question.

I have got my math PhD degree fro more than 10 years ago, and my major is algebra. I have published some papers in some journals such as Adv. Math.. I really love math, but I am still thinking I haven't getgot a good and complete math education, and do not have a good picture of math. Someone may argue that I can teach me math to myself. The problem is that I am a teather in a university now,now; I have to teach a lot of classes and have other duties. Now I have an idea which sounds crazy: I want to do another math PhD again. But the problem is I am almost 40 years old. So I am wondering if therethis is soem kind of realizability?possible. Does someone have such experience of such a second PhD?

Too old to get another math phd degree?

Maybe it is not a math question.

I have got my math PhD degree fro more than 10 years, and my major is algebra. I have published some papers in some journals such as Adv. Math.. I really love math, but I am still thinking I haven't get a good and complete math education, and do not have a good picture of math. Someone may argue that I can teach me math myself. The problem is I am a teather in a university now, I have to teach a lot of classes and have other duties. Now I have an idea which sounds crazy: I want to do another math PhD again. But the problem is I am almost 40 years old. So I am wondering if there is soem kind of realizability? Does someone have such experience?

Too old to get another math PhD degree?

Maybe it is not a math question.

I got my math PhD degree more than 10 years ago, and my major is algebra. I have published some papers in some journals such as Adv. Math.. I really love math, but I am still thinking I haven't got a good and complete math education, and do not have a good picture of math. Someone may argue that I can teach math to myself. The problem is that I am a teather in a university now; I have to teach a lot of classes and have other duties. Now I have an idea which sounds crazy: I want to do another math PhD. But the problem is I am almost 40 years old. So I am wondering if this is possible. Does someone have experience of such a second PhD?

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Maybe it is not a math question.

I have got my math PhD degree fro more than 10 years, and my major is algebra. I have published some papers in some journals such as Adv. Math.. I really love math, but I am still thinkthinking I haven't get a good and complete math education, and do not have a good picture of math. Someone may argue that I can teach me math myself. The problem is I am a teather in a university now, so I have to teach a lot of classes and have other duties. Now I have an idea which sounds crazy: I want to do another math PhD again. But the problem is I am almost 40 years old. So I am wondering if there is soem kind of realizability? Does someone have such experience?

Maybe it is not a math question.

I have got my math PhD degree fro more than 10 years, and my major is algebra. I have published some papers in some journals such as Adv. Math.. I really love math, but I am still think I haven't get a good and complete math education, and do not have a good picture of math. Someone may argue that I can teach me math myself. The problem is I am a teather in a university now, so I have to teach a lot of classes and have other duties. Now I have an idea which sounds crazy: I want to do another math PhD again. But the problem is I am almost 40 years old. So I am wondering if there is soem kind of realizability? Does someone have such experience?

Maybe it is not a math question.

I have got my math PhD degree fro more than 10 years, and my major is algebra. I have published some papers in some journals such as Adv. Math.. I really love math, but I am still thinking I haven't get a good and complete math education, and do not have a good picture of math. Someone may argue that I can teach me math myself. The problem is I am a teather in a university now, I have to teach a lot of classes and have other duties. Now I have an idea which sounds crazy: I want to do another math PhD again. But the problem is I am almost 40 years old. So I am wondering if there is soem kind of realizability? Does someone have such experience?

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Too old to get another math phd degree?

Maybe it is not a math question.

I have got my math PhD degree fro more than 10 years, and my major is algebra. I have published some papers in some journals such as Adv. Math.. I really love math, but I am still think I haven't get a good and complete math education, and do not have a good picture of math. Someone may argue that I can teach me math myself. The problem is I am a teather in a university now, so I have to teach a lot of classes and have other duties. Now I have an idea which sounds crazy: I want to do another math PhD again. But the problem is I am almost 40 years old. So I am wondering if there is soem kind of realizability? Does someone have such experience?