The Daily Life of American Drama Detective

Chapter 94 The Adler Family

"Hey, where are the others?"

Rachel went into the bedroom to patch up the magic artifact and when she came out, she found that everyone else was gone.

"Everything is gone."

Monica replied absentmindedly, focusing on searching where Phoebe had sat.

"What were you calling just now?"

Rachel asked in confusion.

"nothing."

Monica felt guilty and didn't want to tell Rachel this troublesome matter now, fearing that Rachel would be in trouble later if she spilled the beans.

Rachel didn't ask any further questions. Seeing Peggy still staring at her chest, she felt a little uncomfortable and asked, "What are you still looking at?"

"nothing."

Peggy's eyes remained unchanged, the corners of her mouth turned up, and her smile was a bit sinister: "You are so beautiful."

"..."

Rachel suddenly felt uncomfortable. She changed her position several times, but couldn't escape Peggy's direct gaze. Finally, she stood up, crossed her arms and walked out: "I'm going to see Chandler and the others."

Monica waved her hand and continued to either lean over the sofa or look at the floor and carpet.

no way.

She is also a patient with obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Boom, boom, boom.

Boom, boom, boom.

Boom, boom, boom.

There was a knock on the door.

"coming!"

Monica jumped up suddenly, restored the sofa and carpet, cleaned herself up, then gave Peggy a look begging for cooperation, and went to open the door.

"Chuck, you're here."

"I am coming."

Chuck nodded and walked in.

"Chuck, we meet again."

Peggy smiled and waved.

"Peggy."

Chuck nodded to Peggy.

"You guys sit down and talk first, and I'll make dinner."

Monica suddenly remembered that she was still cooking, said hello, and quickly went to the kitchen to get busy.

"Sit here."

Peggy called Chuck and sat directly at the dining table: "What level are you at?"

"The fourth level."

Chuck replied after sitting down.

"Me too."

Peggy smiled and said: "I am two days ahead of Sheldon, what about you? When did you go to the fourth level?"

Chuck told the time.

Peggy calculated and became even happier: "So, we are about the same time. It's a pity that I didn't see you there at that time."

In this mathematical treasure hunt game, the questions of each level are written in one place. Only after solving one question can you get the coordinates of the next level. After passing it, you can see the questions of the next level.

The two talked for a while about the analysis of the mathematical problems in the first four levels, and Peggy suddenly asked: "Chuck, do you have any mathematical problems that you mainly study?"

Chuck asked, "You have it now?"

"Um."

Peggy nodded: "Do you know Diane Adler?"

Chuck looked at her.

"It seems you know her."

Peggy smiled and said: "She is a very famous female mathematician. More than 20 years ago, she was hailed as a genius female mathematician who can rival Newton and Einstein. She is the most promising female mathematician to solve the Navier-Stokes equation.

Mathematician."

The Navier-Stokes equation is an equation of motion that describes the conservation of momentum of a viscous incompressible fluid established by the French scientist Navier and the British physicist Stokes in 1821 and 1845 respectively, referred to as the N-S equation.

Like the N=NP mathematical problem that Professor John Harper is studying, it is one of the seven major mathematical problems of the future millennium, and has not been solved by many amazing geniuses in one or two hundred years.

"Then what?"

Chuck asked.

"However, it is a pity that she committed suicide 17 years ago."

Peggy shook her head.

Chuck was silent: "So you are going to target the N-S equation in the future?"

Of course he knew Diane Adler.

It's just that he was a little surprised that Peggy mentioned her, because although Diane Adler was very famous in the mathematics community more than 20 years ago, she was hailed as the genius mathematician most promising to solve the N-S equation that had troubled the mathematics community for one or two hundred years.

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But there is only hope. Before the solution is truly solved, it is impossible to achieve a historical status that can be compared with scientific giants such as Newton and Einstein. The genius mathematician who was famous for a while was just an understatement in history.

It's just his name, and in the end, like countless such geniuses, he remained unknown.

At such a young age, Peggy knew that she had been dead for 17 years. The most likely reason is that Peggy had a goal in mathematics and set her goal on the N-S equation, and then learned about Diane Adler because of the N-S equation.

He knew Diane but it wasn't because of the mathematical community.

"do you know?"

Peggy smiled and said: "My mother's surname is actually Adler."

"Your mother is related to Diane Adler?"

Chuck finally couldn't help but look surprised.

"Is it so strange?"

Peggy looked at Chuck in surprise.

This was the first time she saw a look other than expressionless on Chuck's face, and she couldn't help but feel a little confused.

Chuck looked at her steadily for a long time, then nodded: "There's nothing surprising."

Upon closer inspection, there are indeed some similarities with the bloodline of the Adler family, but it is so subtle that no one reminded him, not even Chuck, who had thought about it.

Although Peggy was still a little confused about Chuck's abnormal mood swings, she couldn't figure out why for the moment. She suppressed her doubts for the time being and explained: "Diane Adler is a distant cousin on my mother's side.

It was a bit far away, and because it was a suicide issue, my mother never told me. This time I still heard others praise me as a mathematical genius. The Adler family has produced another amazing genius mathematician, so I

Knowing that I have this relationship with the genius mathematician Diane Adler."

"Then you looked up Diane Adler's past."

Chuck regained his composure: "Knowing that she was once the most promising person to solve the N-S equation, are you going to choose this equation as your main direction of attack in the future?"

"This will be an interesting thing in the future, what do you think?"

Peggy smiled.

Obviously, she is very confident that she will be the first person to solve the N-S equation in the future.

"maybe."

Chuck was noncommittal: "The premise is that you can figure it out. I suggest you don't rush into the trap yet."

That's right.

Choosing any millennium mathematics problem as a personal research direction is a huge pit that is easy to climb out of.

There are too many talented mathematicians who enter the pit with full confidence and then never get out.

"Is this why you didn't choose any mathematical problem as your direction?"

Peggy looked at him puzzled.

She really couldn't believe that a genius like Chuck didn't choose any research direction.

“Everything is covered.”

Chuck said calmly: "We haven't decided on any major research directions yet."

"..."

Peggy opened her mouth and laughed.

She just said, how could Chuck be worse than Sheldon and not have the confidence to make a disruptive breakthrough in the field of mathematics, so he went to study physics and prepared to develop into theoretical physics.

She still underestimated Chuck's courage.

It is true that he has not set a main research direction, but the reason is not that he is not confident, but that all directions are his main focus!

(End of chapter)