Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

Although drunk at noon, thanks to its powerful metabolism, the ark eventually caught up with the evening banquet.

As one of the protagonists at the opening ceremony of this congress, if even he was absent, this dinner would be meaningless...

The banquet ran from 6: 00 to 8: 00 p.m., and at the suggestion of Feverman, who hadn't had enough fun, several professors in Princeton chipped two tables of bridge cards with Brazilian specialty chocolate beans from the banquet.

Because it sounded interesting, and the ark was involved. Though the chips were almost lost because the rules were unfamiliar at first, when he became familiar with the rules, the "Big Kill" model was soon launched.

I have to say, playing cards with mathematicians is an interesting thing.

It was also on the poker table that the Ark heard from Feverman that they were all members of the Princeton Institute of Higher Studies Bridge Club except themselves.

Prior to that, the Ark, which had lived so long at Princeton Institute of Higher Studies, didn't even know that there was such an interesting club near him.

As you wash your cards, Professor Feynman says, "If you are interested in bridge cards, you can join our club unless there are special arrangements to have a table of cards every afternoon from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. in Event Room 1 of the Institute of Higher Studies. ”

Ark: “But I'm already an advisor to the Drone Club. ”

“It's all right, no matter how many of these clubs I attend,” said Professor Feverman, a good friend of Princeton, laughing, in a funny tone, "if I remember correctly, I got at least 20 honorary members of the club. ”

Having heard Professor Feverman say this, the Ark always felt that he was also a Fields Award winner and seemed to miss a lot of interesting things...

It wasn't until 12: 00 until the chocolate beans were filled with pockets that the ark suddenly remembered that there was a 45-minute debriefing to listen to in the morning, so it left the table.

Go back to your room and rest all night.

The next morning, with two black circles, the washed canoe came out of the room in arrears.

Taking the elevator downstairs, in the hallway to the restaurant, I happened to meet Molina, who was also walking to the restaurant, and the ark greeted her casually.

“Morning.”

“Morning," she saw the eye bag on the ark's face, Molina's eyebrows picked and said in a toned tone, "Were you up late last night? ”

“No, I'm just a little tired...” I couldn't help but beat a debt, the ark said casually.

At this point, Vera, who had just finished breakfast, came out of the restaurant and ran into two people.

Looking at the ark, the little girl had a smile on her face and greeted her politely.

“Good morning, Professor. ”

“Morning,” the Ark laughed and said with encouragement, "Come on later! ”

“Mmm-hmm!” nodded vigorously, but Vera finally couldn't help herself.

Though she went back to her room early last night to sleep, she was too nervous to sleep when she thought she was about to embark on the international stage of the International Conference of Mathematicians.

She couldn't help sleeping until 3: 00 a.m.

Now she just feels the whole person is unconscious, as if she can fall asleep standing.

Looking at Vera as she rubbed her shoulders against them, Molina looked at the ark with a strange look on her face.

“… to be honest, what exactly did you do last night? ”

Hearing this mysterious question, the ark stunned: “What did you do? ”

Opening her mouth, Molina seemed to have intended to say something, but suddenly shook her head and said, “... Forget it, I didn't see anything, when I didn't ask anything. ”

Ark: …?

Looking at her face, it seemed like it took a lot of effort to make a choice between justice and friendship. He always felt like she misunderstood something...

……

Vera's report will be at 10: 00 a.m. in the discipline subgroup on the analysis of mathematics.

Until then, with two hours left, the Ark certainly did not intend to waste so much time, so it wandered around the General Assembly site.

Unconsciously wandered around to the algebraic geometry discipline group.

As he walked into the reporting room, he was making an hour-long report from the stage, coinciding with his acquaintance, Professor Peter Schulz.

Interested in the line of titles on the whiteboard, the ark took a seat behind the venue and listened with interest.

Simply put, the content of the Schultz report is based on his "theory of perfect space", which solves some of the problems with Galois' representations in the Langlands programme, many of which are closely related to BSD speculation.

Earlier, the Ark had a simple understanding of his “P.S theory," so he didn't feel too hard to understand what he was talking about as other scholars did.

After listening to Schultz's debriefing, the Ark went around the discipline subgroup for the differential equation, but did not see much interesting report.

It is said that someone had previously applied for a study on the nature of the 3D NS equation solution, but now that only the golden egg laying chicken has been killed by the ark, the paper that would have been eligible for the International Congress of Mathematicians, so unfortunately aborted...

Soon, it's ten o'clock.

Head savings in the reporting room of the Digital Theory Group.

The ark took a seat in the back row and waited quietly for the debriefing to begin.

The palm was sweating and Vera came to the stage somewhat nervously.

When the reporter was seen, many people in the room were surprised by the age of the reporter, but given that mathematics itself was a young discipline, scholars here were surprised and did not overreact.

Taking a deep breath, thinking of the professor's encouragement to herself, Vera patted herself on the face and tried to calm herself down.

“Come on... Vera Pujoy, you can do it! ”

The whisper cheered herself up, and Vera's eyes were replaced with a strong spirit.

Soon the Cape Valley speculation report will begin.

Though a little rusty at first, she soon gained the know-how and was becoming more and more responsive.

I have to say, she is a very good learner, both in math and in speech.

And her only flaw, just her personality cowardice.

Sitting under the stage, looking at Vera, the ark nodded praiseworthy.

A student he brought out, he did have a little bit of his style back then.

Half an hour later, the report will gradually come to an end, yet Vera on the stage dares not relax at all.

Because the next questioning session is the core part of the presentation.

The first question was asked by Professor Helfgott, a master of analytical mathematics who had proved the weakness of Gothenbach's speculation, and one of the six reviewers of the Gothenbach speculation paper on the Ark.

After getting up, perhaps in order not to put too much pressure on the reporter, Helfgott spoke briefly, looking at the paper in his hand, which had been marked with many signs, with no fluctuations.

“I noticed an interesting line on page 9, line 7. Φ (g) is an open subset of compound plane f, Φ (g) each of the largest connecting sub-regions is a branch of Φ (g) … How did you come up with this row of statements? ”

Without any slack, Vera quickly turned the paper to page 9, answering with clarity and promptness.

“Φ (G) is the collection of regular points Z0 beyond the whole function G (Z). And on page 7, line 15, inference 1.4, I proved that the function column {gk (z)} ∞ k = 1 exists in a neighborhood where the sub-columns converge locally in parsing function S (z) …"

After hearing Vera's presentation, Helfgott nodded in praise of the location.

“Thanks.”

The questioning session will continue after the completion of the question by Helfgott.

After all, it is the International Congress of Mathematicians, and the maximum level of scholars sitting here listening to the debriefing is high, so the questions are usually quite high.

Of course, not all questions are as good as those asked.

A doctor from the University of Montreal stood up and asked.

“On page 11, line 13, how does any whole function h (z) make g (z) = z2 + (1 − cosπz) (z +12) 2 +1π (12 − cosπz) sinπz + h (z) sin ² πz satisfy: N ⊂ Φ (g)? ”

A number of people in the reporting room laughed when they heard the question.

Vera sighed slightly: “Please refer to the literature [Letherman-S, Schleiche-D, Wood-R. The ‘3n +1’ problem-and-holomorphic-dynamics...] on this part, Professor Leserman has given a full certificate, I will not repeat it here...”

Those who ask such questions obviously do not look closely at the paper at all.

Realizing that he had asked a stupid question, the man sat back red-handed.

Overall, the report will be quite smooth.

After the briefing, Vera ran to the ark with excitement.

“Professor! I did... I did it! ”

Squeezing her fist tightly, her face was brimming with excitement.

Looking at the excited little girl, the Ark is also sincerely happy that she can overcome the weakness in her heart.

As a professor, there is nothing more accomplishing than looking at your own little tree seedlings and thriving into a tree of paradise.

To him, it is arguably his greatest gain today.