[1] THE SCHOLAR ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY SYSTEM (END)

[1] THE SCHOLAR ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY SYSTEM (END)
Chapter 176: Strongest Internship


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Translator: Translated Henyee Editor: Translated Henyee


The first media outlet to report this news was the UK, "Guardian".


The reporter who wrote this article expressed the discovery in amazement.


“... CERN picked up odd signals in the experiment. Experts say this could be a key clue to the discovery of supersymmetric particles. What is remarkable is that this clue was discovered by an apprentice! ”


The mysterious forces of the West seem to have affected the Hadron Collider.


Soon after, the media dug up the identity of this apprentice.


Many people were surprised.


For example, the German "Weekly Focus" attracts people with an internship identity.


“... The apprentice who discovered the peak of the characteristics of 750 GeV was actually a master student from Jin Ling University. His achievements not only in physics, but he also received the Best Young Speaker Award at the Princeton math conference earlier this year. He's the one who proved the main guess of twins! ”


“... Our reporter interviewed Bpk. Francis, president of the Federal Mathematical Society, and Bpk. Edward Witten, winner of the Fields Medal. Mr. Francis commented that this is a young scholar with excellent thinking and innovation skills, while Mr. Edward Witten thought he might be the first Chinese scholar to win the Fields Medal. ”


Originally, the news of 750 GeV did not cause a huge commotion. It just goes around in circles in the particle physics community. It was only after the Focus Weekly report that news was pushed to the top.


People were already surprised that interns could find these clues, but they were even more surprised to learn that these apprentices were also crazy in math.


The news has not yet gone to China, but it has already led to heated discussions on western social media.


Ivy League campus forum ...


[** * *! I was on vacation, but yesterday my supervisor called me and told me to go back to college. He said I have a new research project ... Crazy ones.]


[That's great :)]


[Maybe not, what if CERN confirms the signal in a month?]


[Impossible. CERN was very slow to operate the LHC. That could take years. You will have time to complete your thesis.]


Student forums America ...


[Omg, even the Fields Medal isn't good enough for him. He must go for the Nobel Prize ..]


[He's still a long way from the Nobel Prize, lol, but he's pretty strong. Theoretical physics is the most difficult discipline to produce results.]


[By the way, there's been an insane amount of particle physics theses submitted these few days.]


[This guy is too good. Am I going to be this crazy when I am a master student?]


[... F * ck.]


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After the Focus Weekly interview, other major media outlets also reported on the incident.


Despite numerous media investigations on Lu Zhou, Nature Weekly was the first to interview Intern.


Of course, he was no longer an apprentice, but a formal researcher at CERN.


2 August noon


Professor Grayer drove Lu Zhou to a coffee shop in Geneva. She then introduced her to a female journalist from Nature Weekly.


"It's Ms. Belinda, an Oxford graduate," said Professor Grayer. He then looked at Belinda and said, "This is Lu Zhou."


The two nodded at each other.


However, Lu Zhou felt awkward in the air.


The source of this awkwardness comes from Professor Grayer. On the other hand, Belinda has a natural smile.


"Hello, Ms. Belinda," Lu Zhou said as he extended his right hand.


"Hello, nice to meet you," Belinda said with a smile. He then continued, “This interview may take some time. Can we start now? "


"Of course," Lu Zhou said with a smile. He then said, "I hope my answer will satisfy you."


After all, Nature Weekly is a rather scientific and hard-hitting journal. It was much more sophisticated than China's "Daily News" media outlet.


No wonder Belinda is an Oxford graduate; all her questions are professional questions.


For example, the first question.


"How do you find the characteristic peak of 750 GeV?"


"Accident," Lu Zhou said. He smiled and added, “My colleagues think that the peak of 750 GeV is just an accident. But this accident appeared on ATLAS and CMS, so it wasn't just a coincidence. Therefore, I asked Professor Grayer to find the records of the 2012 and 2013 LHC, and the results were interesting. ”


"750 GeV characteristic peaks?"


"Not too, but close," said Lu Zhou. He shrugged, “I have limited samples, so the information I can get is very limited. Therefore, I try to prove it from the probability perspective of a statistical model. When this probability is large enough, CERN will have a reason to undergo this experiment. As for the peak of this characteristic, it was discovered by the collider, not me. "


Ms. Belinda smiled and typed a few words on her laptop before she kept asking, “I noticed that you use a lot of uncertain words. Is it just a habit or because of the harsh nature of physics? ”


Lu Zhou nodded and said, "This is the last one. Because even now, we don't know what it is. ”


Belinda, "What do you think particles are?"


"I hope this is a supersymmetric particle. If yes, then our biggest problem will be solved. But ... It's just my personal wish. Things don't always go smoothly, ” said Lu Zhou. He thought for a moment before continuing, "If I had to guess, I would rather believe that it is something we don't understand ... Like dark matter."


Belinda opened her mouth in surprise and asked, "Excellent speculation ... But why?"


"Because the signal is too unstable," Lu Zhou said with a smile. He continued, "The Hadron Collider itself is an accumulation of countless small-probability collision events, and the appearance of this signal suggests a kind of situation that is difficult to explain with our existing theory ..."


"... But it can also be a two-photo signal ..."


"... But hopefully, this could lead us to a new "physics ... "