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Translator: Translated Henyee Editor: Translated Henyee
At half-eight in the morning and the lecture hall was almost full.
When Lu Zhou found a seat, he sat down in a low manner.
By 8:50 a.m., the lecture hall was full. Some people even carry a chair inside or sit in an alley to listen.
Even students from other schools came.
It seems that Professor Ren Changming is quite popular.
At 9:00 a.m., the lecture finally began. Lu Zhou looked at the old men on the podium and thought that he looked familiar. Maybe it was because Lu Zhou was too far away or the old man changed clothes, he really did not remember where he saw it.
When the powerpoint started, the female student sitting next to Lu Zhou finally stopped talking and grabbed her notebook and pen.
As he looked at Lu Zhou next to him, he was shocked.
As he looked at her, he asked calmly, "Student, are you, Lu Zhou?"
Lu Zhou nodded and said, "Yes."
The girl's eyes lit up and she whispered with a hint of excitement, "You ... You're from math class 2013, Lu Zhou?"
"Yes what's wrong?"
"Oh, no," said the young school girl while shaking her head.
Then why did you mention my name!
Lu Zhou was speechless as he opened his notebook and started taking notes.
"..."
Lu Zhou: "..."
It might be an illusion, but Lu Zhuo felt the two girls sitting next to him were secretly watching him. They whispered and pointed at him.
Lu Zhou sighed.
Is this a problem of being famous?
It felt…
Pretty great?
Fortunately, they did not talk about it for too long as they quickly changed topics.
Lu Zhou automatically protected himself from external interference by concentrating on the lecture.
When the professor finished his opening speech, Lu Zhou did not miss anything.
“... We all know that prime numbers are natural numbers with only two factors. You probably knew the first hundred primes when you were in high school. Twin prime numbers refer to prime pairs with a difference of 2, namely p and p + 2 both are prime pairs, such as 3 and 5, 5 and 7, 11 and 13, respectively, 17 And 19, etc. As the number becomes greater, the number of twins that can be observed becomes less. "
“There are 8 prime pairs of twins in 100, and there are only 2 pairs between 501 and 600. As the prime number increases, the next prime number must be further away from the previous prime number. Goldbach's conjecture asserts that there are an infinite number of prime numbers, which only differ by 2, such as 3 and 5, 5 and 7, and even this ... "
Professor Ren jotted down a line of numbers on the board.
[2003663613 × 2195000-1 and 2003663613 × 2195000 + 1]
He then turned around and laughed before continuing to speak.
"There are infinite prime numbers with a difference of 2. That's an alleged twin prime number."
So far, Professor Ren has only talked about simple things. Even Lu Zhou who had yet to learn the twin prime numbers had not been able to easily follow his speech.
It was the same for other first year students. Whether they are math fans or not, they all listen with interest.
However, the content of the lecture soon became difficult.
"... The guess of twin prime numbers has always been a difficult problem in the field of mathematics. Just last year, there was a breakthrough in studying this issue, ” Professor Ren said with a smile. He opened the next powerpoint page before continuing, “Chinese mathematician Zhang Yitao announced evidence stating that there are many pairs of infinite prime numbers that differ by 70 million or less. This is a major breakthrough for the twin prime numbers problem. ”
Professor Ren pushed his glasses and wrote the evidence on the board.
[Specify theta (n) \= lnn. if n is a prime number; define theta (n) \= 0 if n is a composite number. Download lambda function (n) \= ..., specify S1 (x) \= ..., S2 (x) \= ..]
[Verification S2− (log3x) S> 0 ..]
When students who attend college see the increasing formula on the board, no one else can keep up.
For example, the female student next to Lu Zhou had a view of "Where am I? Whatisthis? ”On his face. Within a second, the entire lecture had changed ...
However, Lu Zhou was able to follow Professor Ren's thought process.
In simple terms, Mr. Zhang skillfully chose the lambda function and successfully proved that k> \= 3.5 * 10^6, and concluded that S2 that (log3x) S1> 0 applies.
In this way, by registering 3.5 * 10^6 of the first prime numbers as acceptable sets, it can be proved that there is an infinite number of infinite differences of less than 70 million.
“Until now, k Zhang \= k> \= 3.5 * 10^6 has been reduced to k> \= 50. In other words, the number 70 million has been reduced to 246. Other work must be completed by the late person. ”
Professor Ren smiled and threw chalk on the table as he said, "Perhaps, this great person who will finish this historic job is sitting in this lecture hall right now."
"I look forward to that day!"
Clap the clap!
The crowd clapped in thunder.
The audience was very enthusiastic.
Although they were unable to understand the content, they still clapped their hands!
Of course, there were some people who understood and they were the ones who had serious expressions on their faces.
For example, Lu Zhou.
The first twins are just an introduction. Unlike academic report meetings, the purpose of these lectures is simply to stimulate the student's passion for math.
Professor Ren talks about Goldbach's conjecture of the main twin, and from Goldbach's conjecture, he talks about the current development of domestic number theory and some relatively advanced research results.
It is safe to say that this professor is quite skilled.
The professor takes an obscure topic and makes it seem interesting to beginners.
However, the content of the second half of the lecture was much more interesting than the content of the first half of the lecture. So, Lu Zhou did not listen carefully. His mind was still fixated on the prime evidence of twins.
Lu Zhou recalled the discovery in the library while staring at the blackboard. He frowned when he felt that there was something in that darkness and every time he tried to catch it, it would run away ...
After the lecture was over, students from the student union took a list of names and distributed them to other students for signature.
After Lu Zhou finished signing it, he wanted to rush to the library but he was blocked by the student sitting next to him.
“Murid, student, wait a minute. Um, can I add your QQ? ”
Lu Zhou did not want to waste time, so he wrote down his QQ number on a piece of concept paper. He didn't even give her a chance to talk before she quickly left.
However, when he walked out of the lecture hall, he was stopped by someone else.
This time it wasn't someone random, but Professor Ren.
From the smile on the old man's face, it was clear that he had been waiting for Lu Zhou for a while.
"Ah, young man, we meet again."
Lu Zhou:? ? ?
Have we met?
I think we've met actually ...
The old gentlemen did not even wait for Lu Zhou to speak before he asked, "Young man, are you interested in the development of rockets?"
Lu Zhou was still thinking about the matter of prime numbers and he was surprised by this question.
What is f* ck. Did you ask me to be an astronaut?
How come?
Lu Zhou smiled awkwardly, "Professor, I don't want to go to space yet."
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