The Science Fiction World of Xueba

this moment!

In the hall, there was a dead silence!

surprise!

Incredible!

All kinds of complicated emotions rose in everyone's hearts.

Those who understand it are still in shock and excitement.

Those who don't understand, although a little dazed, understand what this moment means.

Pang Xuelin walked to the front of the podium, bowed deeply to the audience, then turned around and walked off the podium!

clap clap...

Deligne and Faltings stood up first, applauded, with excitement and approval in their eyes.

They understand that from today on, there will be a branch called Ponzi geometry on the tree with luxuriant foliage.

The proof of the ABC conjecture is just the first fruit on this new branch.

Soon, the applause rang from front to back, like thunder, sweeping the entire conference hall.

Although only less than 10% of the mathematicians who understood it, the expressions on the faces of these bigwigs can tell what the result of this argument is.

Pang Xuelin stepped down from the rostrum, and his figure, like a magnet, firmly attracted the attention of all the participants.

"Pang, congratulations! You have fulfilled Grothendieck's last wish. Ponzi geometry is a great pioneering work, and it will be recorded in the glorious history of mathematics!"

Deligne stepped forward first and shook hands with Pang Xuelin!

Faltings also stepped forward and said: "Pang, I hope to have a good chat with you when I have time. I feel that the theoretical framework of Ponzi's geometry still has great potential to be tapped. It can not only solve many problems in the field of number theory , even with arithmetic geometry, differential geometry, and partial differential equations are inextricably linked!"

Pang Xuelin couldn't help being taken aback, the big boss is indeed a big boss, and after just such a short time, he even vaguely saw through the core of Ponzi's geometry.

Pang Xuelin said: "Mr. Faltings, these two days may be too late. I will return to China tomorrow, but after returning to China, I should hold a seminar on Ponzi geometry in China. You are welcome to visit then!"

Faltings smiled: "I will definitely be there!"

Immediately afterwards, Qiu Chengtong, Zhang Deye, Tao Zhexuan and others also gathered around to congratulate Pang Xuelin.

"Professor Pang, congratulations, you have done something that shocked the mathematics world!" Qiu Chengtong smiled.

"Pang, why didn't I think you were so good before? If you graduated two years later, I might still be able to get your credit."

Terence Tao joked.

Pang Xuelin smiled and said, "It's not too late now, why don't you come to me to study for a Ph.D. in Ponzi geometry?"

Everyone immediately roared with laughter.

At this time, Zhang Deye said: "Professor Pang, you can help to tell the seminar organizer later that these blackboard writings must be kept. I will arrange manpower as soon as possible to transport these blackboard writings back to China for collection!"

Pang Xuelin was stunned for a while, and said: "President Zhang, don't be so exaggerated..."

Zhang Deye said: "These are all precious academic historical materials. Even if we don't keep them, the Cray Research Institute will definitely keep them. They can't be our own. Let outsiders help to keep them!"

Pang Xuelin thought for a while and said, "Okay, then I'll talk to the people from the Clay Research Institute later!"

A group of bigwigs surrounded Pang Xuelin, and others were naturally embarrassed to join in the fun. They either excitedly discussed about Ponzi geometry, or went directly to the stage to take pictures of Pang Xuelin's ABC conjecture proof process written on the blackboard, and then sent them to people all over the world with their mobile phones. in the hands of peers.

Schultz originally planned to go up with Terence Tao to congratulate Pang Xuelin, but just as he was about to get up, he received a message from his friend Jacob Stix.

Jacob Stix is ​​an expert in the direction of Far Abelian geometry. During the lunch break, Schultz sent the relevant content of Ponzi geometry to the other party.

It wasn't until now that the other party replied to the message.

Jacob Stix: "Peter, I just read what you sent. To be honest, I regret it. I should have attended this seminar. The new theory proposed by Pang is amazing. No matter thinking The depth or the extent is far beyond the far Abelian geometry. I have no way of predicting what kind of impact this theory will have on the mathematics world, but there is no doubt that this theory is enough to change the existing textbooks... ..."

Schultz smiled wryly, and replied: "The influence has already been produced. He just used Ponzi geometry theory to prove the ABC conjecture!"

Jacob Sticks: "What The F!!! (??д?)b?"

Jacob Stix: "Is there a blackboard writing process? Hurry up and send it to me! I just wanted to say that this theory may become the key to solving several major conjectures in the field of number theory. I didn't expect Pang to figure it out by himself." , and as soon as he made a move, he guessed about preparing ABC! Haha, I really want to see what expression Mochizuki Shinichi will have on his face when he gets the news!"

Schultz: "..."

Schultz: "Wait a minute, there are too many people now, I will take pictures when there are fewer people!"

...

Department of Mathematics, Harvard University, Cambridge, Boston, MA, USA.

Benedict Gross, a leading professor at Harvard University and winner of the MacArthur Award and the Cole Number Theory Award, is in his office, drinking coffee while reviewing a paper invited by the Journal of the American Mathematical Society to participate in the review.

After watching it for about an hour, Gross gradually frowned, and wrote the review comments directly in the email: [There are problems in the core argumentation process, page 3 1.6 Inference of 7-dimensional smooth manifold M^7. Topological homeomorphism in 7 Dimensional one-sided sphere S^7...its integer mod7 diffeomorphic invariant ρ cannot satisfy ρ(S^7)=0...it is recommended to reject the manuscript]

After replying to the email, Gross couldn't help sighing. Since he read Pang Xuelin's perfect proof process of the BSD conjecture last time, and then read other papers, Gross has a feeling of chewing wax.

Of course, Gross knew it was his problem.

Some time ago, the young man's achievements were so amazing that his vision suddenly rose.

Now even if he occasionally sees a few good papers, he will not be as excited as before.

I knew that I had accepted the invitation of the Clay Institute to go to Paris. In this case, at least I could meet some old friends and chat with them.

Just as Gross was thinking, the door of the office was suddenly pushed open, and Marion Rupert, another professor of Mathematics at Harvard University, walked in excitedly while waving his mobile phone.

"Gross, big news... big news! That amazing Chinese kid has made new achievements in Paris. He used his new theory to prove the ABC conjecture on the spot at the report meeting!"

"What?!"

...

Meanwhile, Japan, Kyoto.

Mochizuki Shinichi, who just fell asleep with his clothes on, was also woken up by the ringing of the phone!

"Hello, who is it?"

Mochizuki Shinichi, who was in a state of extreme exhaustion all day and night, said a little unhappily.

The voice of the director of the Institute of Mathematics and Physics of Kyoto University came from the other end of the phone: "Xinyi, news came from Europe just now that the young man in China proved the ABC conjecture with his new theory at the report meeting, Deligne , Faltins, Qiu Chengtong, Tao Terence, Schultz and others were all present, and no one raised any objections!"

"What?"

Mochizuki Shinichi was startled suddenly, no sleepiness at all.