When Professor Martins returned to the hotel, he was still in a daze.

He couldn't believe what Professor Campol told him about his flight experience.

At the critical moment of life and death, he still calmly relied on mental arithmetic to complete complex mathematical operations in a very short time that originally took more than ten minutes to complete with pen and paper?

How is this possible! Unless it is a humanoid computer or a person with super powers, it is impossible to do it!

But Professor Martins couldn't ignore what Campol taught. Professor Campol has always been known for his pragmatism. It was impossible for him to lie to his old friend for the sake of the strange Qin Ke. This made no sense at all. That's exactly what happened.

Because Professor Campol is such a person, his suggestions give Professor Martins a particularly headache.

We must know that favors, even if you pay money, will only be used once. If there is really no chance this time, it will be useless even if he goes around asking for connections. Instead, favors and money will be wasted, and it will also make scientific breakthroughs next year difficult.

Prizes and Nobel Prizes are even more difficult.

But he was never willing to let Professor Martins give up like this. After all, before coming to Paris, he had invested a lot of time, energy, and money in building relationships. He couldn't stop just because of Professor Campol's words.

Retreat from the fight?

When Professor Martins returned to the room, he basically made his decision. He asked the waiter to print out the photo on his mobile phone - this photo was taken by him from Professor Campol, and Qinke was writing on the plane at the time.

The resulting calculation process was later given to Professor Campbell as a gift, and Professor Martins took a photo of it.

He took the printed A4 paper and knocked on the door of Professor Gordon Matheson from the Department of Physics at the same school who was attending the meeting.

Gordon Matheson is also a professor in the Department of Physics at the University of Chicago. His best interests are in atmospheric and oceanic sciences. He is also very knowledgeable in fluid mechanics and n-s equations. He is one of the few professors at the University of Chicago who is proficient in mathematics and physics at the same time.

Senior professor.

Professor Martins usually didn't have much contact with him, because this Professor Matheson was rather aloof, the unpopular type who said, "If you are not qualified enough, you are not qualified to talk to me."

Professor Martins is also an arrogant person, so naturally there is no friendship with Professor Matheson.

However, Professor Martins could not find a more suitable candidate at this time, so he had no choice but to turn to Professor Matheson. After he explained his purpose, Professor Matheson raised his eyebrows: "You want me to see these equations related to n-s equations."

Is the operation correct?"

Professor Martins smiled apologetically and said: "Yes, I got this information accidentally, but I am not good at N-S equations and fluid mechanics, so I can't fully understand it. I think you are the only one in our school who has the ability to understand it, Professor Ma Xisen."

.”

His low profile made Professor Matheson very satisfied, but also a little curious.

Taking a few pieces of A4 paper, Professor Mai Xisen returned to the table and sat down, slowly looking at it carefully.

He didn't let Professor Martins sit down, and Professor Martins couldn't sit down, so he had to follow him and stand a few steps away.

He noticed that Professor Maxison's face was a little disapproving at first, but slowly his waist straightened up and his expression became extremely serious and solemn.

Just as Professor Martins was getting more and more uneasy, Professor Matheson suddenly frowned, as if he saw something difficult to explain, and murmured: "The kinematic viscosity coefficient of the turbulent Prandtl number is

How could it be handled like this? It’s wrong…”

Professor Martins was very happy. Could it be that Qin Ke’s writing process was wrong?

Although he felt that the possibility was low, Professor Martins's heartbeat still accelerated, and his confidence and joy kept rising.

However, Professor Ma Xisen took out another paper and pen and started writing and calculating. After nearly five minutes, he put down the pen. There seemed to be some kind of light in his eyes. He turned around and asked Professor Martins: "These materials

Where did it come from?"

Professor Martins swallowed and said with a dry mouth: "I got it from a friend of mine. Professor Matheson, is there anything wrong with this information?"

"Problem? From a certain perspective, there are indeed some problems."

Before Professor Martins asked in surprise what the question was, Professor Ma Xisen's usually cold and arrogant face suddenly became distorted, and his voice was a little weird: "Professor Martins, sit down."

He actually pulled up a chair for Professor Martins to sit down, and the muscles on his face became even more sinister and weird: "Professor Martins, can you introduce me to this friend of yours? I want to ask him for advice on something."

"Excuse me? Didn't you say there is a problem?" Professor Martins's heart sank just now.

"If being too subtle and difficult to understand is a problem, then there is indeed a problem with this data, and the problem is serious. It uses several subtle methods that I have never seen in dealing with chaotic turbulence at high altitudes. I have thought about it.

It took me a while to realize that these methods are really great and inspired me a lot! Your friend is very good at mathematical partial differential equations, fluid mechanics, and turbulence direction. He is really a great genius! I can’t wait now

I want to have a good communication with this genius!"

Listening to the enthusiasm and admiration in Professor Ma XiSen's tone, Professor Martins's heart became cold. Only then did he realize that Professor Ma XiSen's twisted and weird face in front of him was actually because he was trying hard to show off.

A smile - God knows how long it has been since Professor Maxison, who has eyes as high as his head, has smiled!

Looking at Professor Ma Xisen's twisted face, Professor Martins said bitterly: "His...his name is Qin Ke, a native of Xia."

"Is this the Xiaguo scientist Academician Qin Ke who found the general solution to the n-s equation? That's amazing! I should have thought of him. Who else could write such an exquisite mathematical formula except him?"

Professor Martins' face turned gray, and he hissed in an almost desperate voice: "Professor Matheson, do you think... it is possible to complete these operations in less than a minute purely by mental arithmetic?"

This chapter is not finished yet, please click the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Professor Mai Xisen shook his head vigorously and said: "Mental arithmetic? Oh no, my God, this is impossible! In another minute? This is absolutely impossible

It can be done! Even that academician Qin Ke can’t do it!”

Professor Martins's eyes lit up a little: "Absolutely not possible?"

"Well... anyway, as far as I know, no one in the world today can do it. If someone can really do it..." Professor Matheson pondered for a moment and then said in a firm tone: "Then he should be transcendent."

The god of mathematics of all previous generations!”

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The academic lectures of the Scientific Breakthrough Conference started as scheduled, and were as exciting as previous years. The speakers who could give lectures were basically new talents in the industry or high-level scholars who had recently emerged, making each lecture extremely attractive.

Professor Martins was completely absent-minded. Professor Matheson's words flashed through his mind from time to time, "Anyway, as far as I know, no one in the world can do it. If someone can do it... then he

He should be the God of Mathematics who surpasses all his predecessors!"

It is true that Qin Ke won the Fields Medal, won many awards, solved many world-class mathematical problems, and achieved incredible academic results, but Qin Ke can compare with Gauss, Euler, Riemann and other mathematicians.

God? Let alone surpass these gods of mathematics.

Moreover, this mental arithmetic is just Professor Campbell's opinion. Unless Professor Martins sees it with his own eyes, it will be difficult for him to give up completely and give up the idea of ​​competing for supremacy.

Besides, he also wanted to see with his own eyes whether Qin Ke's performance on the podium was really that amazing. If Qin Ke's performance when reporting on the podium was not as good as expected, he would give it another try at any cost -

-The greatest advantage of a senior professor like him who has studied physics for decades is probably his indomitable perseverance in the face of difficulties and setbacks.

In a blink of an eye, the second day of the Scientific Breakthrough Prize Academic Exchange Meeting came. Professor Martins didn’t sleep well all night last night. He couldn’t help but yawned when he walked into the venue, but he still noticed that today’s audience was divided.

There were many people outside, and many people had pens and small notebooks in their hands, obviously preparing to record meeting requirements.

Such a scene also happened yesterday, but the proportion was far less exaggerated. Looking at it, at least more than half of the participants had prepared paper and pens, and they were all very formal notebooks. This proved that they were not pretending, but

I really want to record the key points in the report.

Often only participants who believe that the following report will be very valuable will be prepared in this way - even if the report of the subsequent speaker will be recorded in the form of meeting minutes, most scholars can get it as long as they apply.

I still trust my notes more.

Professor Martins could fully imagine that it would be extremely rare to see such a scene during his lecture, and this thought made him even more depressed.

At nine o'clock in the morning, a young man from Xia State wearing a black dress strode up to the podium with a smile and said: "Hello everyone, I am Qin Ke from Qingmu University in Xia State. The topic of my report today is - how to apply the general solution of 'n-s equation

In fluid mechanics, as for the application extension of the optimized n-s equation under special conditions, which everyone is very concerned about, it will be reported in the second session. My partner, my wife Professor Ning Qingyun will give a report...

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Professor Martins stared closely at the young man from Xia State on the stage. He had already seen this young man on the Internet and in newspapers. At the scientific breakthrough conference three years ago, he also witnessed this young man holding his wife from a distance.

——Oh, I must have been my girlfriend at that time. We stood on the podium together to receive the Breakthrough Award in Mathematics.

Three years have passed in the blink of an eye, and this young scholar Xia Guo once again stood on the stage of the Scientific Breakthrough Award, this time no longer as a mathematician, but as a physicist...

Under Professor Martins' complex, anxious, nervous and uneasy gaze, Qin Ke began his report.

With a confident and unrestrained look, free and easy movements, and extremely innovative content, Qin Ke stood on the stage, radiant with light, his explanation from shallow to deep, his agile and open thinking, his strict and self-consistent logic, his

The interlocking speech skills made the venue quiet, and almost everyone was focused on his report. The occasional sound was the rustling of paper and pen in a hurry.

Professor Martins has attended quite a few academic lectures, but there are only a handful of occasions when the audience paid such attention.

Moreover, Professor Martins glanced at the entire audience, and there was not even a single audience member who showed disdain or contempt. Everyone was immersed in Qin Ke's blueprint for the application of general solutions to n-s equations in fluid mechanics.

Even if he does not specialize in fluid mechanics, Professor Martins has to lament that Qin Ke’s words are so contagious that it makes people want to drop everything right away and quickly devote themselves to the applied research on the general solution of the n-s equation and jointly promote it.

The progress of human civilization.

When it came to the question and answer session, Qin Ke answered all the questions instantly. Many of them were not only related to the field of fluid mechanics, but also related to climatology, aerodynamics, heat transfer, and hydraulic mechanics. But this young Xia

The Chinese scholar showed amazing knowledge, and even some tricky questions could not slow down his answer.

If you hadn't seen it with your own eyes, you would have thought it was a live performance that both parties had rehearsed countless times.

Seeing that the question and answer session came to an end, and Qin Ke's wonderful performance won warm applause several times, Professor Martins felt gloomy and almost despaired.

An impeccable performance!

He stayed where he was, his face turned from white to gray, and he didn't say a word for a long time.

After Qin Ke finished his report and walked off the stage amidst thunderous applause, Professor Martins suddenly gritted his teeth, left the table and walked quickly over, stopped Qin Ke and said:

"Hello, Academician Qin. I am Milorad Martins, the head of Fermilab and a professor of physics at the University of Chicago. Academician Qin, I heard that your mental arithmetic ability is unparalleled in the world. I have a question here. I don't know.

Could you please mentally calculate the answer in one minute?"

Professor Martins handed the A4 paper prepared in his hand to Qin Ke - he was still unwilling to see Qin Ke's mental arithmetic ability with his own eyes - what was written on the A4 paper was written by him asking Professor Mai Xisen
To be continued...