Occupation: General contractor, Previously certified for structural steel, welding, reinforced concrete and sampling, and building inspection UBC and IBC Education: USL, Praire State, currently at Moorpark College, Specialty school classes relating to certifications from ICBO, ACI, ICC, AISC, AWS Studied: Physics through electromagnetism and up to particle physics, Chemistry through nuclear transmutation, non-ferrous metals, business, ethics, structural steel inspection, welding inspection, building inspector, reinforced concrete inspection, currently studying micro-economics I don't like the idea of being completely committed to one field of study. Owner: Top Notch Construction Inc. Simi Valley, Ca Wrote an equation, in 2014, for calculating the instantaneous rate of change of an exponential function with an partial exponential function modifier or perhaps it be better to call it a progressive or regressive catalyzing function modifying an exponential function. The math department qualified the function after a year or so. One of them said, "this the most complicated differential equation I've ever seen". I would send the equation in for peer review, as it relates to chemistry, half-lives, economics, but without a degree I doubt anybody would give it a second look.