Chapter 485: Gnawing papers

No wonder the work of this Nigerian mathematician was not recognized by the Clay Institute of Mathematics.
It turned out that there was a problem in the fundamental direction. No wonder his research has not been recognized by the international mathematics community.
After finding out what was wrong with this paper, Ye Su quickly threw the paper aside.
This erroneous paper was of no use to Ye Su, and he couldn't even inspire ideas.
Although the Nigerian mathematician’s thinking was wrong, Ye Su himself could not find any correct solution.
Ye Su sat in a chair thinking for a long time, but could not find a solution to Riemann's hypothesis.
However, it is normal for Ye Su to be in this situation now. If Ye Su can come up with a solution whenever he thinks about it,
Then this problem will not be called the most difficult mathematical problem at present, it has not been proved by anyone for more than 150 years.
After thinking about it for a long time, Ye Su didn't have any clues, so he was going to think about this issue in another way.
"Rem, help me find all the papers about Riemann's hypothesis, filter out the valuable research results, and then sort the final results."
Ye Su gave up meaningless thinking, turned his head and gave a new order to Rem in midair.
Ye Su feels that if he can't think of a way, it's better to take a look at other people's research.
Although none of the successful studies proved the Riemann hypothesis, some papers are still very valuable.
At least those papers can help Ye Su eliminate some wrong answers and save him the time needed to find a way.
Generally speaking, people who want to study this kind of mathematical problem need to understand all the previous research processes. This is the basic method of mathematical research.
Ye Su is now doing very ordinary things, at least for mathematicians.
Since Ye Su wanted to see the success of the previous research, he simply found out all the papers on Riemann's hypothesis.
A look at the papers of predecessors will not cause any loss, maybe you can find some inspiration for Ye Su.
But there are a lot of papers about Riemann's hypothesis. After hundreds of years of accumulation, countless mathematicians have studied this problem, and they probably left tens of thousands of papers.
It takes a long time to finish reading these papers, and not all of them are useful.
Some of these papers are full of errors and are of no use to Ye Su.
So Ye Su needs Rem's help to help him filter out useful things.
Rem will naturally help him analyze which papers are helpful to him and which papers are just useless garbage.
In this way, it can help Ye Su save a lot of unnecessary effort and can put more energy on research.
Rem's artificial intelligence can not only help him conduct technical research, it is also very useful for Ye Su in specializing in basic subjects.
It is indeed the top artificial intelligence, which can help Ye Su in all fields.
After hearing the order given by Ye Su, Rem began to enter the state of calculation again.
"Okay, Master, I will help you with the search and screening work. Please wait a moment and it will be fine soon."
Searching for papers and screening is very simple for Rem, and no advanced algorithms are used at all. It is estimated how long it will take to complete all calculations.
"Master, the results have been screened out. There are more than one hundred papers that meet your requirements, all of which have been sorted and sorted out, and the owner can view them at any time."
Sure enough, Rem quickly completed the task that Ye Su gave her. It seemed that this matter was quite simple for her, and she didn't use her calculations.
"Very well, project the results in front of me, let me see where the previous mathematicians have reached."
Ye Su quickly issued follow-up orders to Rem, asking her to project all the papers in the air for him to view.
Following Ye Su's order to the midair in front of Ye Su, a translucent light curtain suddenly appeared.
What is displayed on the light curtain is an interface. There are many categories listed above, and there are many papers under each category.
These papers are related to Riemann's hypothesis, and they are all valuable papers, which are of great help to Ye Su's research.
Ye Su nodded in satisfaction when seeing the light curtain in front of him, then raised his hand and slid on the light curtain.
The light curtain in front of him also changed after he swiped, and the content on the light curtain quickly changed.
Ye Su's hand didn't stop either, and he kept swiping across the light curtain.
As Ye Su's hand kept operating on the light curtain, the content on the light curtain was constantly changing.
Sometimes the content on the light curtain is a catalog of the paper, and sometimes Ye Su will click in to view the detailed content of the paper.
The scene in the laboratory was very dazzling. Ye Su was sitting leaning on a chair, raising his hands and continuously paddling in the air.
There was a light curtain in the void in front of him, and the content on the light curtain continued to change with his hand.
This scene looks very sci-fi, like a scene in a movie.
If you let others see such a picture, I'm afraid I don't know what to be surprised.
But the scene like this is actually not uncommon at all, it's just holographic projection plus advanced gesture operations.
When the laboratory was built last time, Ye Su added this gesture operation function.
In the laboratory, you can scan and lock Ye Su's movements, and then change the content of the holographic projection according to Ye Su's movements.
In this way, Ye Su can use his hands to control those virtual images in the air.
But this technique just sounds easy, and the calculations required in the middle are very complicated.
Without Rem's control in the middle, the current effect cannot be achieved.
Ye Su just leaned on the chair and kept flipping through the papers about Riemann's hypothesis.
Whenever he encounters a paper of higher value, Ye Su will click in to check it in detail.
In this way, Ye Su started the day of gnawing papers. He wanted to read all these hundreds of papers.