Omnipotent Data

Chapter 407

Philadelphia, Kincaid Hotel.

In an unremarkable small auditorium, more than 20 mathematicians have been burying their heads in writing for more than an hour.

Except for the rustling of the pen nib on the paper, there is no extra sound.

"The first part is correct!" A suppressed excited voice broke the silence first.

"The second part is correct!"

"The third part is correct!"

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It was like throwing a stone into a calm lake. After the first sound, several voices came in no particular order, making the originally silent auditorium instantly noisy.

Until, the last voice sounded.

"Cheng Nuo's theorem, the derivation is correct!" Russell felt that he had exhausted all his strength to say this sentence.

Looking at the more than twenty mathematicians who looked as shocked as him, he felt mixed feelings.

He even had some doubts whether the decision to keep Cheng Nuo just now was right or wrong.

Because just now, after more than an hour of joint verification by him and more than 20 other mathematicians, it was finally confirmed that the derivation process of Cheng Nuo's theorem was correct.

In other words, a brand-new theorem was proposed by a young graduate student today in this small auditorium under circumstances that no one would have imagined.

Of course, Cheng Nuo was still an ordinary hotel waiter in the eyes of others, so it was even more shocking.

This is a theorem enough to cause earthquakes in the entire geometric world.

At the same time, in order to commemorate the proposer of the theorem, according to the convention, Russell and the others call this universal theorem for non-singular algebraic varieties Cheng Nuo's theorem.

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Cheng Nuo's theorem reveals the connection between algebraic geometry and topology, and makes the cohomology method of topological spaces applicable to varieties and profiles. At the same time, it outlines three common properties satisfied by Zata functions.

Analysis of the Ring Mapping Problem in the Field of Frobenius Automorphisms and Proof of the Riemann Hypothesis,

Provide new research ideas.

The proposal of Cheng Nuo's theorem broke the millennium-long barrier between geometry and topology, and had a huge stimulating effect on the development of the two fields.

Cheng Nuo, as the creator of the theorem, as long as this theorem is still applied in the mathematics world, Cheng Nuo's name will always be passed down.

Although he is still not far away from the ancient mathematics giants like Euler and Gauss, it also proves that he has taken a big step towards the core circle of mathematics.

However, as the protagonist of this time, Cheng Nuo didn't have this feeling.

He still regards himself as a little transparency in the mathematics world, so when he realized that he might have caused trouble, he immediately packed his bags and ran away.

Although being careful, there is still a chance to stay for a few more days, but in order to listen to those few lectures, expose your identity and reduce the impression in the minds of many mathematics masters, it is obviously not worth the candle.

"Damn Russell, I will remember this account!"

Gritting his teeth, Cheng Nuo boarded the flight back to Cambridge with a face full of unwillingness.

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"Good morning, Hull!" Pushing open the office door, Cheng Nuo greeted Hull with a yawn.

Hull was taken aback, "Didn't you take a half-month vacation with the teacher, why did you come back in less than a week?"

Cheng Nuo waved his hand, "Don't mention it, something happened. How is it? Have you submitted the thesis?"

Both Cheng Nuo and Professor Fresnel were away on business, so the finishing work on the Riemannian manifold was left to Hull, and Cheng Nuo just asked.

"Not so much," Hale replied.

"Okay, I'll work with you." Cheng Nuo asked Hull for a packaged file, and went back to his computer desk to work.

While going to the bathroom, Cheng Nuo took a peek through the crack of the door of the large cubicle.

no one.

So, Professor Fresnel should still be in Philadelphia.

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Cheng Nuo guessed right, Professor Fresnel was indeed still staying at the Jinkai Hotel.

As the only Philippine Prize winner in the field of geometry at this conference, Fresnel's role in this conference is not just to attend the opening ceremony.

In addition to an academic report, Professor Fresnel also participated in several discussions and exchange activities in the geometry branch.

There are also some young juniors who want to get acquainted with Professor Fresnel, and will come over to chatter him from time to time.

The sixth day of the conference.

Professor Fresnel just walked into a communication meeting room of a geometry branch, but found that the dozen or so mathematicians who were in charge of the field of geometry were discussing something with each other in a surprised tone.

"It's amazing, it's amazing. Although this kind of thinking is not clear and strange, it is very clever. It only uses a few interlaced projections to connect the arithmetic of algebraic varieties and the topology of complex algebraic varieties in series. It's amazing!"

"I heard that it was a young man in his twenties who proposed this theorem!"

"More than that, he's just young. The key is that he's just a waiter in this hotel. He must have not received any orthodox mathematics education, so he can propose this extremely important theorem so easily. Thinking about it, I'm fifty now. How old, ashamed, ashamed!"

"This reminds me of Schulz who has been around for more than ten years. He is also in his early twenties and also made a big splash at the International Congress of Mathematicians. I wonder if I can see him again on the Fields Medal awarding platform." figure?"

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There was a lot of discussion among the crowd, and Professor Fresnel was confused.

He sat down and asked the mathematician beside him, "Lance, what are you talking about?"

Lance turned his head, saw that it was Professor Fresnel who was asking the question, and said politely, "Mr. Fresnel, what we are talking about is an interesting incident from yesterday."

Lance continued to explain, "Just yesterday in a lecture given by Professor Russell, during the final questioning session, Professor Russell called up a waiter sitting in the last row to rest and asked him to ask questions."

"This is not the most important thing. The most important thing is that the waiter really asked questions and made Professor Russell speechless. In the end, he went up to the stage and deduced a theorem on the blackboard. "

"A theorem?" Professor Fresnel became very curious, "Listening to your conversation just now, that theorem must be very remarkable, right?"

"That's right." Lance nodded, "If nothing else happens, Cheng Nuo's theorem is likely to become one of the top ten theorems in mathematics this year!"

"Wait." Professor Fresnel obviously didn't focus on the top ten theorems, he frowned and asked, "What do you think is the name of that theorem?"

"Cheng Nuo's theorem?" Lance was puzzled. Isn't it just the name of a theorem? It's nothing special. "The proposer of that theorem didn't name the theorem himself, so he named it after him according to the usual practice." .”

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