Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

Hoshihiro Ichiro and Yamashita had just stopped, and everyone in the office was aggressive.

Not only that, but shortly after the video was uploaded to a personal blog, the entire Japanese academic community frowned.

As everyone expected, Mochizuki stood up generously, responding to the withdrawal of the dissertation from her personal blog and the homepage of the Department of Mathematics.

It's just the content of the response, but it's not what people want to hear at all.

In a sense, compared with the world's academia, the Japanese academic world is a relatively closed existence.

This kind of closure is not reflected in academic exchanges itself, but in an atmosphere of xenophobia dominated by extremely confident emotions throughout the Japanese academic community.

To put it simply, they are not aimed at anyone, but they subconsciously think that all foreign scholars present are garbage, and no country is special.

This xenophobic culture, which is rooted in the subconscious, makes it difficult for foreign scholars to integrate into it, and Japanese scholars are rarely willing to take the initiative to integrate into the world. Of the 22 Nobel Prize winners in physiochemicals, 20 are only suffering on the island Dry, and the English level is "average" without exception.

In such an atmosphere, if domestic scholars are questioned by foreign scholars, unless evidence of iron to cavities is in front of them, it must be the world that seems wrong in Japanese academic circles.

And if a bow apologizing or something similar really happened, it must be because it couldn't stand it.

It is for this reason that compared to "academic fraud" or "scandal" itself, the academic circles in Japan feel even more stigmatized about the "mistakes found."

As for why this is the case, look at the top ten retraction rankings in "Retraction Observation".

Of the top ten gangsters, four are Japanese scholars.

Especially No. 1 Fujii (yo ** aka.fujii), this fairy is a mudslide in academia. From his doctorate in 1991 to the incident in 2012, the company published a total of 212 papers, of which 183 were completely forged by real hammer.

This number is equivalent to that he alone occupied 7% of the total number of retracted manuscripts from 1980 to 2011, which caused an uproar at the time.

Even the investigation committee of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, who looked into him, couldn't stand it anymore, and wrote in the summary report-"This is equivalent to sitting at a desk alone and compiling an undergraduate fantasy."

Of course, Mochizuki's dissertation cannot be described as counterfeiting, and the nature of this is far from perfect.

The academic world is tolerant of honesty errors, not to mention that in addition to publishing papers on the Kyoto University's Department of Mathematics website and personal blog, these 500-page papers have never been published in any journal, and there is nothing Issues such as retractions.

Just bitterly, Department of Mathematics, Kyoto University.

Since the scholar of the second disease claimed that he had proved the abc conjecture, the Department of Mathematics at Kyoto University has won his treasure on the official website and unilaterally declared that the conjecture has been resolved. Do not question.

Now Mochizuki suddenly turns against the water, and the most painful face is not him, but those who support him ...

Not only was Hoshihiro Ichiro and Yamashita just stunned, all the students and assistants in his office couldn't accept this fact for a while.

Of all the people who knew him, only his former mentor, Fartings in Germany, didn't feel much surprise about it.

Amsterdam.

Professor Faltins, who is attending a conference of the European Mathematical Society, is chatting with Professor Mori Zhongwen about what happened recently in the mathematics world. The topic of the two people unconsciously came from the abc conjecture and the research group called lspm, The statement has been making a lot of noise recently.

Speaking of his former students, Professor Faltins smiled slightly and said in an unsurprising tone.

"His opponent is Lu Zhou. It is obvious that he lost. Mochizuki is an honest scholar. An honest person can only make honest mistakes. Since he acknowledged his mistakes, he must have completely understood where he was wrong. This may be a good thing for him and his Far Abel geometry. "

Too long immersed in one's own world, it is always inevitable to lose touch with the outside world. If everything goes well, it's fine, but if there is a small problem and no one is reminded, it is easy to make a bigger mistake because of it, and you can't extricate yourself.

This is one of the reasons people put communication and discussion first when solving a major mathematical proposition ...

Although Professor Faltings's views were rarely fair, Professor Mori Zhongwen still frowned slightly, correcting his tone slightly unpleasantly.

"I don't like to use the word 'lost'. In my opinion, there is no winning or losing academically, only truth."

"It seems you are still a little bit unconvinced," Professor Faltins's mouth wrinkled a trace of wrinkles, as if laughing, but not so obvious.

Capturing the subtle changes in his expression, Professor Mori Zhongwen shrugged his shoulders, leaving an ambiguous answer.

"I'm not dissatisfied, I just think that there may be other hidden feelings ... well, let's go here, let's change the topic to a more pleasant point."

...

Since the establishment of l · s · p · m, and announced the abc conjecture as the target of attack, Jinling University has focused on the attention of mathematicians around the world, and has become the focus of much discussion.

Not only because of this perverted lineup, but also because of the statement made by Mochizuki Shinichi on his personal blog.

No one thought that this scholar who was immersed in his own world would actually walk out of his home someday in the future.

What is even more unexpected is that this controversy that lasted for more than ten years ended in this form.

For a time, the atmosphere of the Japanese mathematics community was quite depressed, and the mood was bleak.

For this result, netizens who do not know the truth also expressed surprise and regret. Before that, many of them regarded Mochizuki Shinichi and his feat as a kind of pride, but did not expect that everything was just their wishful thinking. Many people cannot accept it.

Some people with larger brains and more radical views even thought that it was Schultz and Lu Zhou who kidnapped their Mochizuki, which forced him to make such a statement.

I don't listen to the rumblings on the Internet. These days, the new moon is like a seclusion from the mathematical world, and almost all the experience is used in the study of the abc conjecture.

As for the reporters who tried to interview him, Jin Da stopped them for him.

I don't know if it was Lu Zhou's illusion, he always felt that this guy seemed to regard this place as a temporary shelter.

He couldn't help but speculate in his heart. Shouldn't this guy deliberately find a place without a colleague, and went down the steps given by himself.

Obviously not only Lu Zhou think so, but also the other people in the research group.

Schultz suddenly asked during the half-time of the seminar, watching Mochizuki sitting across from the conference table.

"Honestly, did you do it on purpose?"

Realizing that he was talking to himself, Mochizuki pushed down his glasses and asked.

"Intentionally."

"Look for a place without acquaintances and wait for the show to pass ... In fact, you have already discovered that your method of proof will not work."

Hearing this peculiar point of view, Mochizuki frowned slightly, then frowned, raised her nostrils and looked at Schultz.

"Is that necessary?"

"Don't be discouraged, my friend, I'm just worried about you," Schultz said with a smile. "I propose that we can prescribe a paty, or go out for a drink and comfort us-"

Seeing that the two men who had finally stopped are about to be on the bar again, Lu Zhou sitting in front of the conference table hurriedly coughed and interrupted his teasing.

"Well, you can stop there. Let's stop here ... back to the issue we were just discussing."

Watching the expressions of the other three teammates getting serious, Lu Zhou cleared his throat and continued.

"Research progress these days is fairly smooth. Compared to the dilemma we faced at the beginning of the project, we have achieved great results on key issues."

"From the refinement of Baker's theorem, the idea of ​​gradually approaching the abc guess is correct."

"The point now is that we have to find a way to give a more accurate result for the upper bound of l (a, b, c), and--"

Speaking, Lu Zhou pushed down the chair, slid to the whiteboard, picked up the marker and scribbled a line of calculations on it.

[C

He tapped the whiteboard with a pen cap, he continued.

"And how to further promote this staged result."

"There is no tricky part of the research in this part of the research, only constant attempts to find the answer."

Speaking of a pause here, Lu Zhou glanced at the three teammates and continued to speak in a serious tone.

"In the next few days, our work may be very intensive, and I hope you can stick to it."

"Let me assign my own work."

"Wait," somehow, Schultz's face suddenly showed interest-or an excited expression, raised his right hand, "Are we going to 'retreat'?"

Lu Zhou nodded slightly, then nodded.

"That's right."

Although this is just his habit when doing research, he does not recommend others to follow suit.

But the expression on Schultz's face turned into a surprise, snapping his fingers.

"Great, I want to ask you a long time ago, that mysterious research technique!"

Looking at the excited look on Schultz's face, Mochizuki exchanged sight with Perelman, and seemed to be very interested. The other students sitting in the office looked up inadvertently and cast a strange look on several big men.

Retreat with the landing professor ...

Is this guy crazy?

As for Lu Zhou, he smiled embarrassedly.

"no problem."

"It might be a bit laborious."

"If you can't keep up, be sure to tell me."