Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

Regarding proof of thought, there was consensus between the Ark and Professor Feverman, but how to construct this abstract bi-linear operator B 'became a very serious question.

It must have a similar nonlinear structure to the Euler linear operator B in μ (t), but at the same time it is distinguished from B.

In the paradigm equation, "nonlinear” means complex.

A series of problems stemming from it are even more complex...

At the first seminar in March, a small conference room at the Princeton Institute of Advanced Studies.

Looking at the formula on the blackboard, Professor Feverman said thoughtfully.

“I can be sure that we are so close to the end result that we are so close. ”

Throw the chalk head on the table and nodded as the two-step ark stared at the blackboard.

However, even though he nodded, he did not have half the joy on his face, but rather because the formula in front of him was heavy.

After a while, the ark opened its mouth.

“… I feel the same way. ”

Professor Feverman sighed and let go of his arms.

“Sometimes the distance between failure and success is just a little short, you know? I'm even starting to wonder now...”

The ark threw a gaze of questioning at him.

“Doubt? ”

Professor Feverman nodded: "While we were optimistic at first that the proposition must be correct, more and more results tell us that it may not be as perfect as we thought it would be. ”

In saying this, Professor Feverman's tone was full of uncertainty and he had no surprise at all when confronted with students in the classroom.

For the first time in so many years, he was so uncertain about the formula he wrote.

His face stared at the blackboard and remained silent for a while before the ark could speak with difficulty.

“This is ridiculous. ”

Professor Feverman sighed: "Yes, that's ridiculous, but... it's not unreasonable either. ”

He touched a cigarette and a lighter out of his pocket.

In principle, smoking is not allowed in conference rooms and tobacco addicts must go to the established smoking rooms.

But this rule can be ignored if it is for research purposes.

After all, this institute of higher learning is built for science, and all the rules here are designed to serve science, to make it easier for scholars to study science.

Without any hesitation, Professor Feverman lit the cigarette and carefully stood it on the multimedia table.

Misty smoke spirals up.

After a brief entanglement and entanglement, the gradually expanding cigarette column eventually spread through the air without leaving a trace.

Staring at this natural phenomenon, Professor Feverman spoke in his own voice, as if to persuade himself.

“The ultimate fate of all predictable systems is chaos, just like our equation. With the bursting μΔ value of the time item, it fits the truth of the universe in a sense. When the time variable is magnified, our equation will explode at an unknown singularity and it will no longer be smooth...”

This particular point is not infinite, but it seems to exist.

It is difficult to solve its values with existing mathematical methods, just as mathematicians have failed to solve NS equations. Indirect proof, however, can prove that it does exist… if the process is correct.

Speaking of which, Professor Feverman stopped talking and smoked in silence, one after the other.

The Ark can be sure that this is definitely not for science, but just for the purpose of quenching the irritable outbursts in the heart.

He admitted that it was an unacceptable thing.

The results of the calculations are obvious, but depart from common sense, which is well known.

Will a car on the highway disintegrate itself without warning at a certain point in time? This is clearly not possible, and even the worst case scenario is just a ticket from the traffic police.

If their conclusion is correct, then the NS equation under three dimensions will undoubtedly “explode” at some point.

And that means that at this point in time or space, it may no longer have regularity…

This is ridiculous!

……

The NS equation study was stuck in an unexpected bottleneck.

In the evening, the old life rhythm of the ark was restored, sportswear was changed, jogging along Lake Carnegie, trying to relax by breathing fresh air.

Unfortunately, however, he had not been able to do so.

The question discussed with Professor Feverman this afternoon continues to linger in his mind.

Running faster and faster, the ship burst unconsciously.

He gradually stopped until all his strength was exhausted and his legs began to feel heavy like lead.

Gasping heavily, the ark went to the lawn by the lake, some sitting weakly on the ground.

At this point, a can of sports drinks was thrown from the side, smashed on a soft lawn and rolled into his hand.

The boat looked up and saw Molina standing not far from him in a sportswear, holding another can of the same drink in her hand and greeting him with her eyes.

“For you. ”

Hearing her say that, the ark was also polite, pulled open the canister and poured a sip on her back.

exhale quickly and feel the cold spread out of his chest, he lifted his hand and wiped his mouth.

“Thanks.”

“You're welcome. ”

Sitting next to her, Molina opened her own can of drinks and took a small sip.

Looking at the ark, which was still somewhat breathless, she said in a chatty tone.

“It's not like you. ”

The Ark grinned and laughed: "What do you mean? ”

Molina: "Two months ago your strength was much better than it is now, and it looks like this vacation is making you feel relaxed. ”

When she said that, Molina's tone smelled of bliss, although the Ark didn't know what she was gloating about.

Even if he was lax a while ago, thanks to what he has achieved now, he can still kill her and her mentor more than twice at the IMU conference in August this year...

“Maybe. ”

The ark made a basketball move and threw the canister into the trash can by the lake.

Without any suspense, his basketball was impartial and centered on the target.

However, his gaze was glued to the surface of the lake and could not be moved.

The silence lasted about five minutes, and the ark suddenly opened its mouth.

“Do you think this Lake Carnegie will suddenly explode? ”

“You mean there's a bomb under this lake?” Molina chooses her eyebrows and says in a slurred tongue, "This joke can't be fooled around in this country. ”

The ark laughed and shook its head: “I mean, under normal circumstances. ”

Molina took it for granted: "Of course not... Why do you ask? ”

The ark sighed: "Because my math is telling me that this possibility does exist. ”

Molina chuckled out.

“This is bizarre. ”

Staring at the shimmering lake at sunset, staring at the kayak club members trained on the lake, the ark said in a profound way.

“Yeah, that's weird. ”

But would that possibilities exist?

For example, water molecules that do irregular movements in the system, vectors that move out at one moment at the same time? Just like natural volatilization, just because of all kinds of coincidences, this “volatilization process” is going on more intensely, releasing energy in an instant.

However, no matter how you open this hole in your brain, the ark can't make it up, and the kayak on the lake is blown out by the instantly evaporating water of the lake.

Unless…

Drop a big bomb in there or something.

However, what he was going to discuss was clearly not that particular case of "adding empirical parameters”.

Molina asks, "Is the stationary lake water exploding itself part of the NS equation? ”

The ark nodded and said frankly.

“Exactly. ”