I am devoted to scientific research, but you want to trick me into having a love relationship?

Chapter 440: Are your inner qualities lowly?
living room.

The two young men huddled on the sofa, staring intently at the comments popping up on their mobile phone screens.

Song Yao pouted as she looked at the fans who called her husband.

Bah, if I see a handsome guy, I’ll call him my husband.

"These people are too vulgar." Xu Qingzhou was shocked as he browsed the comments. "Rather than winning with my looks, I hope they can see my good qualities."

Song Yao glanced at the hand rubbing against her leg: "Inner quality? Cheap?"

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"Oh, it's just a few touches. If you feel you're being taken advantage of, just touch back."

Xu Qingzhou generously stretched out his legs.

Song Yao was already immune to Xu Qingzhou's shamelessness. She kicked him to the side, half-lying down on the sofa, and continued to read the comments. If she encountered any black fans, she would ban or delete them.

Xu Qingzhou felt disgusted, shook her head, and picked up the book "Castle" that she had just seen and started reading.

It was evening in Xia Kingdom.

Professor's office in the School of Mathematics, Kyoto University.

Gu Zhizhong hadn't gotten off work yet. He was reading a paper on improved estimation of large values ​​of Dirichlet polynomials uploaded by Staven Jell from Princeton to the website.

As the final calculation was completed, he nodded slightly and said in a deep voice: "Nowadays, it is indeed the world of young people."

He thought of Xu Qingzhou again.

I'll have to find time to call and ask.

If this kid saw other people walking in front of him, he might be depressed for a while.

Finally, I encountered a solid south wall.

Think about it from another perspective, it’s a good thing.

When it comes to research, nothing is always smooth sailing.

Meng Bin walked in and saw Gu Zhizhong's face, and said in surprise: "Professor, you also saw the Weibo post by Junior Brother Xu."

He remembered that Professor Gu didn't use Weibo.

"Huh? What Weibo?" Gu Zhizhong asked with a frown.

"Junior Brother Xu has further improved the accuracy of the zero-point estimate of the Riemann hypothesis," Meng Bin explained.

Gu Zhizhong was stunned and put on his reading glasses: "Let me see."

"Oh, okay, I thought you knew." Meng Bin found Xu Qingzhou's Weibo and clicked on the picture posted by Xu Qingzhou.

Gu Zhizhong stared at the equation in the photo.

After a long time, with a complicated expression: "This kid..."

Meanwhile, India.

Amir looked at the photos on Xu Qingzhou's Weibo and sighed helplessly.

Completely numb.

"Is this guy still human?"

Amir muttered.

Just a few months ago, the Riemann-Siegel zero problem was solved, and this month a major breakthrough was made in the Riemann hypothesis.

How does this person have time to handle so many calculations at once?
Can human intelligence really reach this level?

"No, I think the people who should be most worried right now are the other Fields Medal candidates who have such a great person in their class."

My friend smiled and shook his head.

"Yes." Amir nodded in agreement and looked through Xu Qingzhou's arXiv, but was disappointed to find no new papers.

"I looked at it. Unlike the previous times, his research seems to have not been published yet. Even those journals haven't seen the paper yet."

The friend patted Amir on the shoulder and said, "Compared to the thesis, maybe we should focus more on the drinking party tonight."

"Let's go." Amir nodded.

Two days passed.

Xu Qingzhou's life was uneventful. He had more than 200 pages of manuscript to delete and revise, which was a considerable task.

"Even so, Ms. Wang is still worried that I will bully you all day long." Xu Qingzhou sat on the sofa, holding his waist. He originally wanted to seduce Song Xiaohua to have a snack together, but the plan failed and he was pressed on the sofa and beaten. "Isn't it."

Song Yao hugged her legs and texted Ding Jiahui, not letting Xu Qingzhou touch her. This guy's mind is always full of messy things, and he should not be spoiled too much.

"What did Ding Jiahui say?"

Xu Qingzhou was thick-skinned and had no legs to play with, so he could only move over to read the news with Song Yao.

"I'm worried about the defense on May 8th." Song Yao said.

April is the end of the four years of college, and in addition to internships, everyone begins to prepare for graduation defense.

Xu Qingzhou was playing with Song Yao's hair. He laughed when he heard this and said, "That's not necessary. To a certain extent, the defense teacher is more worried that she won't be able to defend. She could have just rested instead of wasting time to attend the defense."

Hey~
A message popped up behind Ding Jiahui's profile picture: "I used to say that I would have some fun after graduation, but it turned out that Guo Ziyang had to report to the company after his defense. It was completely different from my previous fantasy."

Song Yao typed to comfort him: "There are always opportunities. When will you go to the company?"

Ding Jiahui: "May 22."

Ding Jiahui studied Chinese language and literature and works in content operations at a new media company in Kyoto.

The two girls were chatting, and Xu Qingzhou was staring at the ceiling thinking about the relationship between Guo Ziyang and Ding Jiahui.

Guo Ziyang's life trajectory has indeed changed, but he is still as busy as ever. In his previous life, he worked as a programmer in a company for three years, enjoying the blessings of 996 every day. Then he started his own business and transitioned directly from 996 to 007.

I can't wait to be busy anymore, and my family is in a mess.

Then, the business collapsed.

When you have time, you should ask Guo Ziyang about the situation and don’t go back to the old path.

Xu Qingzhou was not panicked, but the mathematics community suddenly became panicked.

A week has passed since he announced the calculation results. Countless people are eagerly waiting, but there is no news from him.

He now receives several emails almost every day to confirm the authenticity of the certificates.

To a certain extent, Xu Qingzhou could also understand the psychology of these mathematicians, just like a person who had been hungry for three days and three nights and finally saw a plate of pork elbow in front of him.

But I can't eat it anyway.

Desperate to see through.

Although he understood it, he was not as busy as before. He proceeded in an orderly manner and was able to upload the paper in early May.

The result is that the more silent he is, the more lively the mathematics community becomes, and the more doubts arise.

The first person to criticize Xu Qingzhou was Professor Stewart, a former "old acquaintance".

Stewart: I think this hot young mathematician should first pay tribute to his predecessors and also give us a blank check.

Where there are contradictions and conflicts, there will be something to watch.

Soon, the media began to quote this sentence for hype.

"Stuart, you're so old, why are you still so excited?"

At that time, he announced publicly that he had proved the Polignac conjecture, but he was beaten to it by him. He must have been quite resentful.

Xu Qingzhou just laughed off all the various news on the Internet. He didn't care and even found it interesting.

Anyone who studies mathematics should know who the predecessors mentioned by Professor Stewart are.

In 1885, the young mathematician Stillches published a brief at the Paris Mathematical Institute, claiming that he had proved the Riemann hypothesis.

However, he said that his proof was too complicated and needed to be simplified, so he did not publish his proof process.

Now it seems to be a complete empty promise.

But this behavior was not uncommon at the time. Many mathematicians achieved results but did not publish them, or only published one of their results. Riemann and Gauss were among them.

So Steelchez's behavior is not uncommon.

In order to encourage Stillches to publish his results voluntarily, the French Academy of Sciences even changed the 1890 Mathematics Prize to an award related to prime numbers.

Because proving the Riemann hypothesis will also prove the much weaker prime number theorem.

Of course, the grand prize went to Steelchez without any surprise.

As for the results, they were not published until Stillches' death, and today's mathematicians generally believe that even if Stillches's proof really exists, it is wrong.

(End of this chapter)