Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

For a new set of theories, especially in the field of their own research, the first reaction of all people must be doubt, and after suspicion, it is questioned. As for accepting and even appreciating, that is the last thing.

Looking at the reaction of the audience, Lu Zhou knew that he had already succeeded in half.

He is sure that at least half of the people have understood the theory of group formation.

As for the remaining half, it doesn't matter if you understand it.

As long as he can ensure that a quarter of the people will understand it, and the reviewers who will be peer-reviewed on his paper can understand it, the core purpose of this report will be reached.

Taking a deep breath, Lu Zhou turned the ppt to the next page.

Next, it is the proof of Goldbach's conjecture.

But at this point, he is a lot easier.

When the same tool is born, fulfilling its mission is nothing but a matter of course.

And then, what he has to do is one such thing.

Touching the eyes and heartbeat of all the listeners, the laser pointer in the hands of Lu Zhou pointed to the curtain, and ppt continued to show.

Let n denote a sufficiently large even number, and let px(1,1) be the number of primes p satisfying n=p1+p2. Life={npx,p2}(p-1)/(p-2){np2}(1-1/(p-1)^2), and there is a limit group g=...]

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With the beginning of this phase, the atmosphere in the lecture hall was obviously pushed to the high hao.

This atmosphere is brewing in a quiet auditorium, brewing in every nib that is stuck on the notepad. When the group structure was attacked into the core of Goldbach's conjecture, all the listeners held their breath, fearing that they would be staggered in any detail.

Staring at the curtain on the stage, Maynard's pupil narrowed slightly and muttered to himself.

"Bbieri theorem! It turns out that...he did it, it was incredible."

With the finishing touch, all the foreshadowings were taken apart and the steps were clear.

Just as the fog in front of you is opened, it is suddenly clear.

As an expert in the field of prime numbers, he feels the most profound and intuitive.

Although, this moment is not what he expected...

Evan sitting next to him was awkward.

From the group structure, the guy from the UK has given up treatment and began to wait silently for the final result.

Now listening to the instructor’s statement, is it probably a certificate?

Thinking of this, Evan could not help but look awkward.

Just a few days ago, he also took the blog post on his personal blog, and the people on the forum, and vowed to threaten this report, which will eventually become a joke.

The result now seems to be a painful face...

Sitting on the other side of the lecture hall, he sat there and did not move the Helfgot, closed the note in his hand, and a hint of approval appeared on his face.

Before he came, he had already read Lu Zhou's thesis at least ten times. For the problems that existed in it, he wrote them one by one on the note book, and was ready to wait until the question link.

But now it seems that this small book probably won't come in handy.

Those places where he thinks there are problems have already received an answer that is satisfactory to him.

It wasn't just that Helf Gott got the answer he wanted, and Lu Zhou, standing on the podium, got what he wanted.

From that pair of sights, he felt the affirmation from his peers.

Finally, he went to the last step.

[... Obviously, we have px(1,1)≥p(x,x^{1/16})-(1/2)∑px(x,p,x)-q/2-x^(log4 )......(30)]

[...] From the equation (30), Lemma 8, Lemma 9, Lemma 10, it can be proved that theorem 1 holds. 】

[Certification is complete. 】

The ppt is fixed on the last page, and the silence in the lecture hall is also fixed in the last second.

This solemn silence continued until the opening of the boat.

After talking for forty minutes, Lu Zhou cleared the scorpion and announced with a hoarse voice: "The proof of Goldbach's conjecture is over here. I think I have proved this proposition."

The audience at the scene did not let him wait for a long time.

Or, for this sentence, they have waited for too long.

The letter from Moscow to Berlin in 1742 crossed the ordinary war, spanning two and a half centuries.

After the efforts of countless generations of scholars, the building was added to the building, and finally the last stick was completed in his hand.

The treasures that have been harvested from the details have already gained too much human civilization.

At the moment when his voice fell, the lecture hall was filled with applause.

And it lasted for a long time...

......

Unexpectedly, Lu Zhou thought that the real challenge would be in the questioning process, and the questioning session was very easy.

Several analytic numbers in the field of analytic theory asked a few simple questions, and then sat back. In the envisioned questioning session that may time out, the result is exactly solved in the 20 minutes he left.

After the report, the president of the Princeton Institute of Advanced Studies, Peter Goddard, took a bottle of champagne and took a warm hug on the podium and the boat.

This mathematical physicist, famous for his string theory, has won the Dirac Medal, the highest honor in the field of mathematical physics.

"Congratulations, Dr. Lu Zhou," patted the shoulder of Lu Zhou, Goddard with white hair, smiled and stuffed the champagne into his arms. "Hold it, this triumphant champagne belongs to you!" ”

After picking up the champagne, Lu Zhou was embarrassed to smile and said modestly: "Is there a peer review?"

Opening champagne now, I always feel that it is too early.

However, Goddard did not think so, smiled and said: "Of course, the "Year of Mathematics" will organize a six-member jury to independently review your papers according to today's meeting minutes. However, after the report, open Champagne is the tradition of Princeton. This is Princeton's congratulations to you, or you can use it as a pressure."

To be precise, this is the tradition of Oxford and Cambridge. But Princeton is one of the few Oxford universities in the United States, and Goddard's doctorate is also done in Cambridge, so it is not an exaggeration to call it a tradition.

The review of a world-class math problem can be quick or slow, depending on the complexity of the proof process and the certifier's own understanding of the process he or she writes.

During this period, Lu Zhou must answer all questions from the jury.

Therefore, this champagne is not only a kind of congratulation, but also a spur to encourage him to stick to the end.

Because once given up, it means that he wants to return the champagne.

Although it is only a few hundred dollars, no one wants to do this.

Holding the champagne in his hand, Lu Zhou felt the pressure from the fruit of victory.

Goddard smiled at him with encouragement and patted him on the shoulder. "Open it, this glory belongs to you!"

With the encouragement from the dean, Lu Zhou no longer hesitated.

Considering the possibility of a failure of one in ten, it is not something that a winner should do, at least not what he is doing on the podium at this moment.

Moreover, his proof has been affirmed by "higher civilization."

He believes that he can answer all questions of the jury on the paper.

Now, what he needs to do is to be more confident about his research results. Let his parents, let his alma mater and Princeton, and even his motherland, be proud of his glory at this moment.

The foam spouted from the mouth of the bottle, and the people sitting in the front row were more or less sprayed with foam, but no one complained, but laughed.

The people behind were watching with envy, trying to get a sigh of joy from the winners, but because they were too far apart, the walkway was too crowded to get close.

Journalists standing on both sides of the lecture hall recorded this historic moment with a lens and tried to cross the crowd and interview first-hand information.

Maybe tomorrow, Lu Zhou, who holds the champagne, will be on the cover of Time magazine, just like Wiles first.

But now, Lu Zhou did not pay attention to those things that are not important.

He swears that this is the most delicious wine he has ever tasted.

That taste, extraordinarily sweet, sweet.

Intoxicating...