Vol 10 Chapter 1467: Fermat Conjecture

The Mercedes Center is very large and can accommodate more than 20,000 people if it is full.
At this moment, the entire center is full.
Of course, not all mathematicians sit here, there are also news media people, magazine editors and some staff from the Institute of Mathematics.
Melodious music sounded in the venue, and the atmosphere of people was gradually ignited.
In the scorching eyes of everyone, Professor Mori Shigefumi, the president of the International Mathematical Association, took to the stage with a golden medal.
The Fields Medal is the highest honor in mathematics, but anyone who can possess it will be a celebrity in the history of mathematics.
Mori Shigefumi raised his hands, then pressed down, the melodious music gradually stopped, and the noisy scene gradually quieted down.
"I am very glad to be able to participate in the Fields Award Ceremony. Many of the people present are old friends. Over the years, everyone should be familiar with the award ceremony process."
"Then I won't go into too much detail, I announce that the report will officially begin..."
"Papa Papa!"
As soon as these words came out, thunderous applause rang out in the auditorium.
The Fields Prize in Mathematics, the highest achievement in mathematics, will usher in a new owner today, and a new name will be engraved on the Fields medal.
"Next, please come to the stage for the first speaker..."
As Mori Shigefumi's voice fell, someone in the crowd stood up.
Professor Bill Water from Cambridge University.
As early as yesterday, everyone knew the subject of Bill Water's report.
The application of Fermat's conjecture in the field of functional functions.
Seeing Bill Water on stage again, everyone stopped talking and turned their attention to Bill Water.
Dressed in white clothes and a pair of glasses, Bill Water looked calm and even smiled at the corners of his mouth. He took a firm step towards Mori Shigefumi.
"President Mori Shigefumi..." He nodded politely to Mori Shigefumi.
Mori Shigefumi smiled slightly, and passed the microphone in his hand to Bill Water's hand, then took a step back and stepped out of the center of the stage.
"Professor Bill Water, the report platform is now yours." Mori Shigefumi said with a smile.
Bill Water nodded again, and as a result, the microphone, he stepped forward and came into the spotlight.
"Kawi, Kawi..."
In an instant, the sound of the shutter resounded throughout the audience.
At this moment, media professionals from all over the world unanimously pressed the camera in their hands.
Bill Water was the first person to board the Fields report, and his subject was the amazing Fermat Conjecture!
Raising his hands up and down slowly, Bill Water put the microphone to his mouth and said loudly: "It's an honor to stand on the Fields Medal report platform and give an academic report."
"The topic of my report today is the application of Fermat's Conjecture in the field of functional functions..."
Without much hesitation, Bill Water started his report directly.
At first, Bill Water explained the concept of Fermat a little bit, and soon he started to get to the point.
"Let's make an assumption, we know: a^2+B^2=c^2"
"Let c=b+k, k=1.2.3...then a^2+B^2=(b+k)6^2"
"Because the integer c must be greater than both a and b, and at least greater than 1, so k=1.2.3..."
"..."
One line, two lines, three lines...
The calculations quickly covered the blackboard.