The Courtyard House: Xu Damao's Aunt is the Queen of Women

Liu Hao was speechless after hearing He Xiaomeng say that.

He is about to become the personal computer engineer for Professor Qian, Professor Guo, Professor Yu, Professor Deng... the top scientific experts in the country!

According to Professor Qian, the State Council and the military have decided to select 72 top scientists to form a top-secret research unit, the Ninth Bureau.

Professor Qian served as the director, Professor Guo as the deputy director, and Liu Hao as the technician. Their sole task was to build a complete scientific system.

Before his arrival, scientists dared not casually mention even the best of ideas.

Because every new scheme, every new aerodynamic model, and every ballistic concept requires hundreds of people to spend several months calculating by hand and verifying with a limited number of computers.

If a plan proves unfeasible, a massive amount of manpower, time, and resources will be wasted, and the plan simply cannot withstand trial and error.

But with him around, all sorts of wild and imaginative ideas could be brought up freely.

No matter how outrageous or impractical the solution may seem, he can complete the simulation calculation in a very short time.

A solution can be validated in a short time, with almost zero cost for trial and error, and no waste of team resources and R&D time.

Scientists can completely break free from constraints, recklessly optimize designs, and boldly break through the boundaries of existing theories.

Seeing Liu Hao seemingly lost in thought, He Xiaomeng softly said, "Brother Hao, you've worked hard."

Liu Hao snapped out of his thoughts, put down his pen, stubbed out his cigarette in the ashtray, and reached out to pick up his obedient and adorable wife and hug her in his arms.

"What's so hard about it? The whole nation is working hard to build our great motherland, so naturally I can't slack off."

"Remember these eight words: With great power comes great responsibility!"

He Xiaomeng nodded vigorously, her eyes sparkling, and hugged Liu Hao's neck, giving him a kiss.

"Brother Hao, I've got it! I will work even harder and dedicate all my strength to the nation and the country!"

Liu Hao's heart melted, and he lowered his head to kiss He Xiaomeng's pink and rosy lips.

The two were so engrossed in their kiss that they didn't notice Ye Xi opening the door to the room and coming out.

Ye Xi was already used to it. She stretched, walked to the bathroom, and turned on the tap to wash up.

Hearing the sound of running water, Liu Hao noticed that Ye Xi had gotten up. He released He Xiaomeng and pulled his hand out of her shirt.

"Sweetie, let's finish quickly so we can call it a day."

"OK!"

He Xiaomeng blushed and jumped down from Liu Hao's arms, straightened her clothes, and continued to hand Liu Hao paper and smear ink.

Liu Hao yawned, picked up his pen, and began to write furiously.

He Xiaomeng watched Liu Hao solve the problem intently, occasionally jotting down notes in her notebook.

She has been studying with Teacher Qian, Teacher Guo, and Teacher Ye Xi for more than a month, and Liu Hao also tutors her in the evenings. Her talent for mathematics and physics has been completely unleashed, and she is making rapid progress.

She could understand Liu Hao's solutions to these equations and formulas.

"Brother Hao, the mainstream international academic community adopts a simplified algorithm based on steady thermodynamics, which forcibly ignores the transient turbulent changes in the atmosphere. Professor Guo has never accepted this approximate solution, but is limited by the huge amount of computation and cannot perform high-precision extrapolation across the entire domain."

"Now that you've calculated it, what do you think is the real underlying contradiction between the strong coupling of the plasma sheath, high-temperature ablation, and aerodynamic shock waves?"

Upon hearing this, Liu Hao continued writing without stopping. After a few seconds of thought, he said, "The contradiction lies not in the heat resistance of the materials, but in the mutual interference of the physical fields."

"High-speed reentry instantly ionizes the air, forming a dense plasma sheath that directly shields guidance and communication signals."

"The traditional approach of simply thickening the heat insulation layer will only increase the weight of the projectile and reduce its maneuverability. I use a non-equilibrium multi-field coupled equation system to simultaneously solve for four variables: temperature, flow velocity, ionization density, and electromagnetic propagation, without making any deletions or approximations."

"This method can precisely control the ablation rate and select dedicated frequency bands that can penetrate the sheath, solving the problem of communication in the blackout from a mathematical perspective."

He Xiaomeng's eyes lit up, and she picked up her pen and quickly wrote it down.

"What about nonlinear aerodynamic flutter in the transonic range? The projectile attitude, airflow load, and structural vibration are chaotically coupled, and even a slight critical deviation will cause it to disintegrate in the air."

"After you obtain a globally analytical solution, does it completely overturn the old linear stability theory?"

After washing up, Ye Xi walked into the living room and heard He Xiaomeng's question. She casually said, "Xiaomeng, linear mechanics should not be applied to nonlinear high-speed aerodynamic environments."

Liu Hao glanced at Ye Xi and nodded in agreement.

"It's definitely not appropriate to apply this method directly. Everyone is estimating, fitting, and making choices, so naturally we'll never find a standard answer."

"I used Professor Qian's global stability determination method, combined with the high-order finite element iterative algorithm, to accurately lock the ultimate load, critical flutter velocity, and overload threshold of the missile under all working conditions. No matter how the missile changes speed, attitude, or angle of attack, the structure will not become unstable and disintegrate. This is the truly reliable basis of missile mechanics."

He Xiaomeng suddenly realized her mistake and said with a bitter face, "I went astray. In the future, when I encounter problems, I still need to ask you guys. I can't just figure it out on my own and waste my energy."

Ye Xi walked over and sat on the table, reaching out to pinch He Xiaomeng's high, straight nose.

"Silly girl, you have to break free from your preconceived notions, expand your thinking, explore boldly, and walk paths that no one else has ever walked before. Even if you take a detour, it's still part of your growth!"

Liu Hao chimed in, "Yes, scientific research is all about learning through trial and error."

"The process of you figuring things out on your own may seem like you've taken a detour, but in reality, you're refining your own way of thinking. You don't need to rely on us, nor should you deny yourself because of a temporary misconception."

"Keep exploring and developing new ideas. When you encounter bottlenecks in the future, you don't have to stubbornly stick to them. We can discuss with each other, learn from each other's strengths and make up for each other's weaknesses. This way, you can retain your unique exploratory thinking and break through the constraints through communication."

After listening to Liu Haoye's words of advice, He Xiaomeng's bright eyes sparkled.

Yes, I can't limit myself by being confined by existing theoretical frameworks.

True scientific breakthroughs are never about standing on the shoulders of giants and reaping the benefits, but about using your own thinking to break the established rules.

"Big sister, Brother Hao, thank you!"

Ye Xi rolled her eyes and said irritably, "Do you need to thank us?"

"Uh...yes."

He Xiaomeng chuckled, got up, and threw herself into Ye Xi's arms.

"Big sister, you're so kind!"

"Get lost, and put your clothes on properly, will you?"

Ye Xi tugged at the unbuttoned buttons of He Xiaomeng's shirt, couldn't help but reach out and touch it a few times, and teased, "Tsk tsk, it feels really nice, it seems to have gotten even bigger than last month."

"Really? I'll go get the tape measure and check!"

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