Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

If the core idea of the minimum secondary non-residual estimation of the number of modules in the cluster method comes from the large sieve method, then the part of the Herfgote thesis where the Fourier analysis of the functions on the circumference is carried out enriches his theory with branches.

This “99 percent" job started before he went to California last year to listen to that lecture, and it is now over. The remaining 1% is the inspiration to keep most people out of the door of truth.

And now, this puzzle, it's in the hands of an ark.

Without waiting for Charles Feverman to finish the lesson, the ark packed its things quietly, just as he came quietly, and left quietly.

The old professor standing on the podium just looked in the direction of his departure, with a smile in the corner of his mouth, and then, as if nothing had happened, continued his mathematics lesson with that slow Slow Slick voice.

Returning to the apartment, the ark picked up the pen and scrambled the paper.

Emerging thoughts are like urinary collapse and cannot be stopped!

Weatherfully finished page five, followed by pages six and seven…

Time goes by.

The wall clock passed noon and turned to dusk until the sky grew deeper out the window.

When the ark reached the end of page 16, it finally stopped at the tip of the slightly trembling pen and looked at the research before it.

“… then this introduces the Bombieri theorem, and the next few dozen lines are obvious… great work done! ”

After a deep breath, the ark leaned against the chair, exhaling a long period of dullness in his chest, his frowns finally stretched with a smile.

Down again, is the solution to Gothenbach's assumptions.

From now on, it is his boat that truly enters an unknown sea.

But he believes he can do it.

This unwarranted but unshakeable belief is probably the same as Andrew Wiles felt when he looked at the Fermata Theorem after completing the proof of the Valley Hill Theorem.

When a tool is completed, it is only a matter of pushing the boat.

The director of mass research, nearly two hundred years of precipitation, through the thought of Gothibach drilled by the master of algebra mathematics, finally reached this stage.

There is no pride or pride in the heart of an ark, some just an honor.

It is an honor that he will be the captain of this building.

After half a minute of this unspeakable emotion, the ark took out its phone and sent a text message to its mentor, Deligne, and friends in Princeton, telling them that their topic had reached a critical stage, intending to shut it down for a while so that they wouldn't have to worry.

Then he turned off his phone and completely sealed himself in this tiny room of more than 10 square meters...

This step has already been taken, and it shouldn't take long if it goes well.

If it doesn't work...

Then he won't come out!

……

The Princeton Institute of Advanced Studies design is interesting, with restaurants and reporting halls designed together, lunch presentations and biweekly discussions where people can even eat and listen.

Meanwhile, the coffee machine here is also free to use.

Sitting in the corner of the restaurant, Deligne looks at the paper in her hand.

As an academic editor of several journals, such as The Mathematical Yearbook and The Mathematical Chronicle, he usually has very little free time, so he usually spends the time reviewing the manuscripts and putting them in an hour after lunch.

Unless it was a particularly interesting paper, he would not normally bring it back to the office or bring it up for discussion with other professors.

Sitting across from Deligne with a plate, Professor Edward Witten greeted him with a smile and asked.

“How come you haven't seen your new PhD student lately? ”

Of all the doctoral students recently enrolled in Princeton, Ark was arguably Witten's favorite, especially his mathematical physics talent at the CERN presentation, making him look as though he was a young man. He had always regretted not being able to bring it under the door.

Recently, CERN canceled an experiment on the 750GeV energy zone, and he always wanted to talk to the young man about that feature peak, but unfortunately, he never had a chance.

Professor Deligne did not look away from his thesis, but simply replied: "He recently took a leave of absence. ”

Witten: “Leave? ”

“Well," Deligne nodded casually, “he was studying Goldbach's guess that I had just granted him two weeks' leave. ”

“Goldbach guessed…” Witten's expression was slightly surprised, but not much has changed, "which is still an interesting proposition. I thought he was in your project group, studying standard speculation. ”

Professor Deligne whispered, "I invited him, but he wasn't interested, and I didn't ask. For such a genius, it would be better if he were forced to do one thing instead of freely playing in the direction of his own interest. ”

At this point, the phone on the table suddenly shook.

When he saw the text message reminding him that Professor Deligne reached up and looked at his phone, his eyebrows suddenly twitched.

[Dear Professor Deligne, I am your student ark. The thing is, my research has entered a critical phase, and I need to shut it down for a while, maybe a month, maybe… I don't know. Anyway, before the end of this year, I will give you a satisfactory account.

Though he didn't see what was written on the screen of his phone, his old friend's expression changed completely, and Edward Witten laughed and continued: “Do you think he can succeed? ”

Professor Deligne put down his phone expressionlessly.

After a moment of reflection, he suddenly sighed and shook his head.

“I don't know, I just don't approve of the way he researches. Closed research is not a good option, and the worst results may even take you to the dead end. Even if he took time off to attend briefings and exchanges, I supported him and even helped him apply for funding. But to this day, as far as I know, he took time off just to lock himself up in the house. ”

Witten's eyebrows picked out and asked with a smile: "But do you still support his choice? ”

“Yes, but I gave him a year,” Deligne shrugged, this stern old man, rarely in an uncertain tone, "after all, I wouldn't dare to say that I would definitely look away, because his performance in proving twin speculation on the spot at that report in Princeton really surprised me. Even for a moment, I had an illusion...”

Witten: “Illusion? ”

Deligne was silent for a while and said slowly: “I think I saw Grotendik. ”

Edward Witten was obviously stunned when he heard that.

Grotendic!

Father of modern algebra geometry, Pope of modern mathematics!

To describe the talent of a mathematical genius in a certain field, many prefer exaggerations such as the successor of Faltines, or even Jean-Pierre Sell, but few compare a mathematical genius to Grotendic, even if it is an exaggerated metaphor or expectation.

There are absolutely no more than five new-generation mathematicians to receive this award.

It took a while for Witten to say in an unexpected tone.

“That's amazing. ”