Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

Partners have been consulted and, as always, the Ark has been published in Mathematics for the Future, a paper on the proof of Beilinson-Bloch's assumptions.

At the same time as the paper entered the review process, the relevant pre-printed copies were also hung on ARXIV.

Although the Beilinson-Bloch conjecture is not as famous as the Lehman conjecture or the Gotebach conjecture, it confers an extraordinary place in the field of algebraic geometry and mathematics by associating the higher order K-group of elliptical curve E with the algebraic, analytical invariance of the domain F and elliptical curve E.

Algebraic geometry, as the most researched and influential branch of contemporary pure mathematics, attracted considerable attention as soon as it was published.

Not just because Beilinson-Bloch guessed itself.

Even more so, it was at this year's International Congress of Mathematicians that it was announced that Professor Lu, who proved Lehman's conjecture...

Princeton Institute of Advanced Studies.

Cafe on the ground floor.

Sitting by the window, Witten, drinking coffee, is chatting with Professor Deligne, who is holding a printed paper in his hand.

“The Lunar Johnson Collider has been completed and it is said that the first experiment will begin in December, when I am expected to be out of town again for a long time. ”

Delinière asked casually, not with much concern, "Oh, so your theory is hopefully tested? ”

Hearing this, he sipped a sip of coffee and shook his head with a smile.

“It's too far away, but for a standard model, it's a gospel. We can reveal more deeply the secrets of the micro world and the universe we are in… What are you looking at? ”

Noticing Witten's curiosity in his hand, Deligne pushed down the glasses on the beam of his nose, usually without any fluctuating corners of his mouth, and suddenly rarely snapped a smile.

“Proof of speculation about Beilinson-Bloch… it appears that their research has progressed. ”

Witten: “Whose research are you referring to? ”

“The ark, and his great unity of algebra and geometry. ”

After hearing this astonishing proposition, Professor Witten stunned for a moment and spoke after a while.

“This is too exaggerated… when did he start studying this topic? ”

As a Physicist who has won the Fields Prize, I'm afraid he knows more than a handful of scholars what this subject would mean if completed.

The old methodology will be harmonized.

Just as the analysis of geometry was just invented, for the first time, geometry was combined with algebraic issues through Descartes coordinates, leading directly to the take-off of a series of sciences and technologies such as astronomy, physics, navigation, engineering and so on in the sixteenth century.

Mathematics, in turn, will usher in a new era.

“After resolving the Lehman conjecture, but also before studying the Lehman conjecture, he started thinking about it...”

Turning over the paper in hand, Professor Deligne went on to say, "It's not just him, me and my mentor, that anyone who has a tree in algebraic geometry will think about this question, whether there is an elegant and beautifully mathematical way to interchange algebraic issues with geometry. If that succeeds, we can all benefit greatly from just proving that this path is viable. ”

After a moment of silence, Professor Witten sighed softly and said in a toned tone.

“Looks like I'm running out of time. ”

DL: “It's nothing, it's just that you're not paying attention to this direction. I was also surprised when I first heard that he had begun to study the subject, especially now that he had made some gradual achievements, even deceiving the old man from Germany. In my impression, 2,000 years later, he rarely left Maple to become a visiting scholar elsewhere. ”

Not very concerned about the old man Faltines, Witten watched him ask his most important questions.

“Do you think he'll make it? ”

“Personal opinion, it's just a matter of time," said Deliniès, who pushed down the glasses on the nose beam for a while, "may have committed an empirical illness, but I always felt there should be no problem in the world that he couldn't solve. ”

It seemed that the statement was inaccurate enough, and after a while he added.

“If the problem really belongs to this era and is well understood. ”

“Looks like you rated him very highly," Witten laughed and said, "Let's make a bet, you think he'll solve this before or after the first experiment with the Lunar Johnson Collider. ”

When I heard that, Deligne was slightly stunned and seemed surprised that an old friend would ask such a strange question.

The expression seemed a little hard to choose from, and he frowned for a while, but his frown quickly spread out tightly.

“… if the first experiment was in December, I think it should be later. ”

After all, there are less than two months left until December.

Even if they had made significant progress, it would have been too difficult to resolve the problem within two months.

Witten: “I'll bet before then. ”

Professor Deligne's eyebrows lifted.

“Are you sure? ”

Professor Witten smiled and said, "Why not? I always thought he'd surprise us. ”

If the big unified theory of algebra and geometry can be accomplished, not only for mathematics, but also for physics.

Whether condensed or high-energy physics, unity of numbers and shapes in the abstract sense, will help physicists reveal many things that they would otherwise have difficulty understanding.

It's hard to say if new physics can be born, but new ways must be born.

And these new approaches can be used to solve problems that they can't solve, “old."

Delinea rarely smiled away from the corner of her mouth and asked in a toned tone.

“What do you think about gambling? ”

“I remember the manuscript of the Ark graduation paper that you had here, about Goldbach's guess,” Professor Witten continued with a laugh, "The last time I went to the Stone Library to borrow his manuscript on the 750GEV Energy Zone study, I temporarily rose to turn over his past research results, but the only one I could find was the one about the Goldbach-Lu Theorem, which I thought should be here for you. ”

The expression on his face was slightly subtle, and Deligne coughed dry and said expressionlessly.

“It's almost in the coffin and I don't forget about my collection… So, relative, what are you going to bet on? ”

Witten: “How about a manuscript on M theory? ”

With a glance at him, Professor Deligne said, without courtesy, "Do you mean to bet on something that you don't know will one day prove wrong? ”

“But it could also be the ultimate theory of explaining the roots of the universe...”

Watching Professor Deligne's face unchanged, Weitang sighed and made a helpless expression on his face, eventually giving up the argument.

“Well, let's change that... a while ago, while I was finishing up the house, I turned up a bunch of notes that I had done in topology, and there were probably some things that I didn't have time to sort out, but it was useful, in short, about ten quantum physics. ”

Topology is probably Witten's area of expertise.

One of the major reasons he was able to win the 1990 Nobel Prize was because of his research into low-dimensional topology, which led to quantum invariance.

Sir Attia has evaluated his mathematical achievements over many scholars who truly work in the field, and his excellent knowledge of physics provides a rich source of inspiration and intuition for mathematical research. Even one assertion is that Sir Attia suddenly started studying physics at a later age, largely because of Witten.

Whether the manuscripts of these topological studies are collectible or not, their academic value is beyond doubt.

It is precisely for this reason that Professor Deligne simply hesitated for a few seconds and reached out his right hand without saying a word.

“Deal! ”

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