Abstract
His roundtrip to Ireland, however, comes replete with a trans-Siberian railway trip from China to Cambridge University as a teenager, stays in England, Germany, and Hong Kong in the 1950s and 1960s, and a fortuitous case of jaundice in India. The illness forced the young physics major to spend a few months in bed, on a diet of sugar cane juice and bananas, which allowed him to read the monograph of his future Ph.D. supervisor A. H. Morrish, from cover to cover (1).
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