Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

“Isn't that Professor Wang Moon? Nice to meet you.”

Even though he still had a smile on his face, Schultz just opened his mouth and the ship smelled gunpowder.

Obviously, this was also heard, and Professor Wang Yue lifted his chin slightly, seemingly expressing his disdain with his nostrils, and said in a formal way.

“Hello, Professor Schultz. Long time no see. ”

“Yeah, it's been a long time since I've seen you. After all, it's not easy to see you. I can't always bother Mr. Sen Seiwen to ‘refer’ you. ”

“Ha-ha-ha. ”

Looking at the electric spark raging between the two, the ark in the middle felt big for a while.

Moonshine didn't return his e-mail a while ago. He thought he had been given "Lahey” because he didn't like the sound of his words. He didn't expect this guy to come in person.

And he didn't think it was such a coincidence that this guy and Schultz ran into each other.

She frowned slightly and even Perelman saw the mismatch between them, and coughed slightly.

“If anything happens to you, why don't you take care of it privately before we continue? ”

“No,” Schultz said with a sunny smile on his face, "I have no contradiction with Professor Wang Moon. And you're here just in time, and we're discussing that 500-page piece of scrap paper —— oh, no, paper. ”

He stared at him for a while, looking at the new moon and not talking, just looking at the ark.

“I have nothing to say to him. I'm here for you. ”

The ark sighed.

“It's a coincidence. ”

“Just in time, go ahead. ”

Saying, he turned to face the white board, and no longer managed the contradiction between the two behind him, and started his own board book.

When the first line was the moment it was written down, the two people who still couldn't see each other, finally converged that overflowing emotion, gradually turned their attention back to academic problems.

Especially when the Ark wrote the fifth line formula, the eyes of the Hope Moon Shinichi couldn't help narrowing slightly.

Far Abel Geometry Method!

As the founder of the mathematical language, he did not feel too surprised by the mathematical language he had invented itself.

And what really struck him was that someone was able to apply it so skillfully, even to such an extent that he couldn't bear to call it good.

It's probably the first time he's seen something so surprising outside Kyoto University.

For the vast majority of people, just the weird, shaped mathematical symbols he invented were enough to numb the scalp. Not to mention using those mathematical symbols to build a complete demonstration process.

Ten minutes.

Twenty minutes.

Finally, half an hour went by, and five white boards were almost filled with dense numbness formulas.

Just as the three men standing in front of the whiteboard had begun to feel a little sour in the neck, the ark finally retracted the marker pen printed on the whiteboard and moved its arms back a half step.

Finally, I saw the formula on the white board, and finally, the surprised look on Moon's face gradually became clotted, and then returned to that incredible look.

Almost at the same time, after reading the formula on the whiteboard, Schultz's face gradually appeared with a smile, apparently the ark reached a result similar to his.

As for Professor Perelman, the expression on his face remained unchanged, but a slight and thoughtful expression appeared in his eyes.

“… the incompatibility of spatial measurements means that the final inequality does not compare the two true amounts of this comparison…”

Looking at the moon moon, which was already in full contemplation, the ark continued softly, "But if the proof is changed, as I wrote in formula 2.1, make spatial measurements compatible with each other. ”

Schultz laughed and said, "Well, this inequality will lose its meaning. ”

The ark nodded down: "Yes, but I suggest you stay out of it. ”

She shrugged her shoulders, and Schultz closed her mouth somewhat boringly, looking at the silent moon next to her, and walked off to make herself a cup of coffee.

The deduction went here, and there was no suspension.

He acknowledged that the idea of ark analysis was closer to the essence than it was to itself.

Even at the time of the perjury 3.12 inference, his validation process was infinitely close to proving this inference and thus introducing the end result of ABC's assumptions.

In the end, however, it was so “little”.

And that's exactly what drove all the tolerances to an impenetrable corner, while also casting a shadow on the more than 500 pages of theoretical culture.

Looking at the formula on the white board without turning a blind eye, looking at the new moon for some time without speaking.

Looking at Professor Wang Moon, who was caught in silence, the Ark thought for a while and said thoughtfully.

“Far Abel's expression of geometry is somewhat unique… it took me a long time to figure out just what these symbols stand for. If there are no misunderstandings about expression, this should be your argumentative process in which you substitute 'easy to prove’ or ‘obvious' in your paper. ”

Look at the moon a little bit later.

“Yes.”

Ark: “Any questions then? ”

The moon shook its head.

“No.”

There is no doubt that this is the most perfect inference process he could have imagined, even more than he had expected.

And that's why…

He had no idea how to rebut it.

Looking at the silent moon, after a moment of reflection, the ark suddenly said: "In fact, Far Abel Geometry has a lot to offer in solving the problem of abstract mathematics, but the cost of mastering this tool is quite high. I think it's a prerequisite for learning to carry on. ”

Eyebrows stared at the formula on the whiteboard, looking at the new moon said in an indifferent tone.

“I don't care. ”

“What's the point of your work? ”

“Meaning?”

“Yes,” the Ark nodded, "the vast majority of scholars feel a mist about your work. Few scholars in mathematics know far Abel Geometry. The only ones who understand your work are mostly your students or colleagues. Maybe you can still fight in mathematics for 10 or 20 years, and wait 30 or even 50 years? ”

“Perhaps your theory is lucky enough that your students have done the work you didn't do, combining obscure things into mathematical principles that can be understood and accepted by the vast majority of people. A hundred years later, this knowledge has a one-in-10,000 chance of developing new branches on unfamiliar soils. ”

“However, if it's not as fortunate as we thought it would be, your students' research in this area has not surpassed yours. For fifty years at most, all the work you've done in this field will no longer be remembered, just as it has never been in this world. ”

“Of course you don't mind," shrugged his shoulder, watching the moon sink into silence, the ark said in an indifferent tone, "I'm just feeling a little sorry for you. ”

Silently for a long time, he looked at Professor Wang Moon on the white board of the formula and suddenly said.

“May I ask a question? ”

Ark: “Absolutely. ”

Wang Yue Shin Yi: “Really, it only took two days? ”

The ark was embarrassed and laughed, “Well, I guess not. I barely took a break from those two days. ”

The face was filled with complex expressions, and I didn't know what to think about the new moon, and the silence was down there.

This time he didn't say anything, but just turned around and walked away.

……

The workshop is continuing.

After listening to the articulation of the Ark, both Perelman and Professor Schultz agreed that this counter-intuitive mathematical dilemma could only be solved through counter-intuitive mathematical tools.

It is preferably a language that is independent of existing mathematical methods and is specifically used to describe this particular type of number-loss equation problem.

As for the problem breakthrough.

In the view of the Ark, starting with the refinement of Baker's theorem, gradual progress towards the results of ABC's guess can be considered.

Unexpectedly interested in the subject, Schultz temporarily stayed in a faculty dormitory at Jinling University.

Although the ark indicated that it would be possible to arrange a better hotel for him, it was refused by him on the grounds that the distance was too far and inconvenient.

As for the New Year's Eve, it has disappeared since that day, and no one has been able to reach it. The e-mail has no intention of returning.

Thought he had gone back to the Ark and left him alone, but what was unexpected was that, just on the morning of the third day, when the seminar was about to begin, he appeared again.

“You're right, I've been thinking about it a long time since I got back to the hotel. ”

“… either that rebuttal of my testimony or the suggestion of Far Abel Geometry. ”

“If no one eventually remembers what I did, then all my efforts in this area could become meaningless waste paper after I retired. If I'd been dead by then, but if I'd been alive, it would've been a pain. ”

Professor Wang Yue said, pointing his nostrils to the side with some embarrassment, coughing softly to continue.

“… after returning to Kyoto, I will take a moment to try something I have not done before. ”

“And before I do, I want to stay here for a while. ”

“I would like to conclude the work that was unfinished more than a decade ago. ”

Looking at the new moon with amazement, the Ark did not expect him to admit his mistakes so frankly, let alone propose to stay on Kim Dae's side for a while.

This and the rumors in mathematics...

It's a little different.

Slightly stunned, returning to the divine ark, he reached out his right hand with a smile.

“I'm glad you think so… and welcome to join. ”

After shaking his hand, Wang Yue Xinyi loosened the right hand of the ark and continued to look at Schultz standing beside him.

“I think we have serious misunderstandings about each other… but don't expect me to apologize to you, I didn't do this alone. ”

He grinned and lifted his arms, and Schultz twisted.

“It's okay, I didn't expect it. Also, although there are obvious problems with your proof process, we all believe that your thinking is still feasible and we need to create a new mathematical language to describe the problem… Welcome to our project group, it looks like L.S.P. will have to be changed to L.S.P.M. ”

He laughed and stretched out his right hand.

Looking at that extended right hand, looking at the new moon frowned, hesitating for a moment, eventually shaking it up.

“Collaboration… pleasant. ”

“This is definitely the most luxurious formation in mathematics history," said the ark jokingly, looking at the two handshakes, "I bet it's at least one of them. ”

“I think we can remove the prefix of ‘one’,” looked at the ark, and Schultz joked, "After all, we have Professor Lu. ”