Chapter 407: Cheng Nuo theorem

Chapter 407
The Kincaid Hotel, Philadelphia.
In an inconspicuous small auditorium, more than 20 mathematicians have remained immersed in writing for more than an hour.
Except for the rustle on the pen-tip paper, there is no extra sound.
"The first part is correct!" A voice that suppressed excitement took the lead to break the silence.
"The second part is correct!"
"The third part is correct!"
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It was like throwing a stone into the calm lake. After the first sound, several sounds came in indiscriminately, making the originally silent auditorium instantly become noisy.
Until, the last voice sounded.
"Cheng Nuo's theorem, the derivation is correct!" Russell said this sentence, feeling that he had exhausted all his strength.
He looked at the twenty-odd mathematicians who looked as shocking as him, and his heart was mixed.
He even doubted whether Cheng Nuo's decision was right or wrong.
Because just now, after more than an hour of concerted verification by him and the other twenty-odd mathematicians, they finally confirmed that the process of deriving the theorem proposed by Cheng Nuo was correct.
In other words, a brand-new theorem was put forward by a young man who was just a graduate student in this small auditorium today, in a situation that no one would have imagined.
Of course, Cheng Nuo is still an ordinary waiter in the hotel in the eyes of others, so it is even more shocking.
This is a theorem enough to cause an earthquake in the entire geometric world.
At the same time, in order to commemorate the proponents of the theorem, Russell and the others call this universal theorem for non-singular algebraic clusters Cheng Nuo theorem.
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Cheng Nuo's theorem reveals the connection between algebraic geometry and topology, so that the cohomology method of topological space can be applied to clusters and probabilities. At the same time, it outlines three common properties satisfied by Zata functions.
The analysis of the ring mapping problem in the field of Frobenius automorphism and the proof of Riemann's conjecture provide new research ideas.
The proposal of Cheng Nuo's theorem broke the thousand-year-old barrier between geometry and topology, and had a huge stimulating effect on the development of the two fields.
As the author of the theorem, Cheng Nuo, as long as the theorem is still applied in mathematics, the name of Cheng Nuo will continue to be passed on.
Although he is not far from Euler and Gauss's ancient mathematics, 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 did not have this kind of sentiment.
He still sees himself as a little transparent in the mathematics world, so as soon as he realizes that he might be causing trouble, he immediately packed his bags and ran away.
Although be careful, there is still a chance to stay for a few more days, but in order to listen to those lectures, expose your identity and reduce the impression in the hearts of many mathematics leaders, it is obviously not worth the gain.
"Damn Russell, I will remember this account!"
After gritting his teeth, Cheng Nuo was unwilling to board the flight back to Cambridge.
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"Good morning, Hull!" Opening the office door, Cheng Nuo yawned and greeted Hull.
Hull was taken aback, "Didn't you take a half-month vacation with your teacher? Why did you come back in less than a week?"
Cheng Nuo waved his hand, "Don't mention it, something unexpected happened. How about, has the topic paper been submitted?"
Both Cheng Nuo and Professor Fresnel have gone out, so the finishing work on the Riemannian manifold was left to Hull, and Cheng Nuo asked.
"Almost." Hull replied.
"Okay, I'll do it with you." Cheng Nuo asked Hull for a packaged document and returned to his computer desk to work.
When going to the toilet, Cheng Nuo glanced in from the crack in the door of the large compartment.
no one.
That said, Professor Fresnel should still be in Philadelphia.
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Cheng Nuo guessed right, Professor Fresnel was indeed still staying at the Kincaid Hotel.
As the only Philippine Prize winner focusing on geometry at this conference, Fresnel's role in this conference is more than just attending an opening ceremony.
In addition to an academic report, Professor Fresnel will also participate in several discussions and exchange activities in the geometry session.
There are also some younger generations who want to get familiar with Professor Fresnel, and they often come over and chatter with him.
The sixth day of the conference.
Professor Fresnel just walked into the exchange meeting room of a geometry branch, only to find that the dozen or so mathematicians who were in charge of the geometry field were discussing something with each other in a strange tone.
"It's terrific, terrific. Although this kind of thinking is not strange, it is very clever. It only uses a few interlaced projections to connect the arithmetic of algebraic clusters with the topology of complex algebraic clusters.
"I heard that this theorem was put forward by a young guy in his twenties!"
"More than that, it's young. The point is that he is just a waiter in this hotel. He must be able to come up with this extremely important theorem so easily without any orthodox mathematics education. Think about me now. How old, shame, shame!"
"This reminds me of Schultz, who was more than ten years old. He was also in his early twenties. He was also a blockbuster at the International Congress of Mathematicians. I wonder if I can see him again on the Fields Medal podium. Figure?"
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There was a lot of discussion, Professor Fresnel was confused.
He sat down and asked the mathematician beside him, "Lance, what are you talking about?"
Lance turned his head and saw that the questioner was Professor Fresnel, and said politely, "Mr. Fresnel, we are talking about an interesting event yesterday."
Lance continued to explain, "Just in a lecture given by Professor Russell yesterday, the last question session ~EbookFREE.me~ Professor Russell called a waiter who was sitting in the last row to rest. Let him ask questions."
"This is not the most important thing. The important thing is that the waiter really asked questions and left Professor Russell speechless. Finally, he personally stepped onto the stage and derived a theorem on the blackboard. "
"A theorem?" Professor Fresnel became curious. "Listening to your conversation just now, that theorem must be great?"
"Yes." Lance nodded, "If nothing happens, the Cheng Nuo theorem is likely to become one of the ten theorems in mathematics this year!"
"Wait." Professor Fresnel's focus obviously did not fall on the top ten theorems. He frowned and asked, "What do you say that theorem is called?"
"Cheng Nuo theorem?" Lance was puzzled. Isn't it the name of a theorem? It's nothing special. "The author of the theorem did not personally name the theorem, so he named it according to the convention. ."
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