Technology Departnt Main Building.
Having finished his work at hand, Liu Zecheng looked at the ti, called his assistant, and asked, "Have all the invited mathematics experts arrived?"
"They have been here for over half an hour," the assistant nodded in response.
"Good, let’s go take a look."
As he spoke, Liu Zecheng stood up and walked towards the eting room where the group of experts was located.
Several elderly mathematicians were specially invited to demonstrate Zhao Yi’s mathematical achievents. Unfortunately, due to confidentiality issues, they couldn’t invite the top experts in particle mathematics in the country.
These elderly academicians had all made significant contributions to the developnt of national science and technology, but their specialties were not quite aligned, so being in information science research, so in aerospace research, and so on. They all made contributions in the field of applied mathematics, but were not necessarily experts in theoretical mathematics or particle mathematics.
"For that complex array, they may not really understand it; we need to have Zhao Yi explain it," reasoned Liu Zecheng.
When he arrived at the eting room door, Liu Zecheng stopped to listen to the conversation inside. He suddenly realized his assessnt of the academicians’ abilities might not have been very accurate; they seed to have already understood the array.
The academicians were talking, making the conference room quite lively, "This part represents the expressions of topological forms."
"Topological forms have not much aning in three-dinsional space but beco very significant once you transcend three dinsions."
"When it cos to higher-dinsional spaces, the relative position within three-dinsional space is not of much significance..."
"Linking to higher dinsions, one can imagine the fourth dinsion. If the fourth dinsion were to change, what effect would it have on Sane? Spatial problems are complex, and this part of the array reflects just that—the issues of space..."
Liu Zecheng stood at the door and nodded frequently to the academicians’ analysis; the array was indeed an expression of the obstructing spatial connection points.
Although he did not understand the specifics, it did not stop him from rembering this phrase.
Liu Zecheng knocked on the door to attract attention, then said, "Excuse for interrupting," and entered.
"Director Liu!"
"You’ve co at just the right ti. The array expressions from Zhao Yi are really interesting, very sci-fi and of great research value!"
Liu Zecheng listened and laughed, asking, "You’ve all understood it?"
"Of course!"
Wang Honghe said confidently, "This is a mathematical representation of the energy conversion of black hole spaces. Has Zhao Yi been recently working on black hole issues? He must have derived high-dinsional spaces from black holes, then linked them to string theory."
"This array is really fascinating! If we fully understand it, we might even be able to explain so astronomical phenona that are currently unaccountable."
"I think, is the country preparing to advance in astrophysics? With such high-level mathematical arrays as the foundation, we would definitely achieve a better understanding of the universe, aiding our country to catch up with international advancents in astrophysics research..."
"Blah blah blah~~~"
Wang Honghe went on with a lot to say, and the other elderly academicians nodded in agreent as well.
Liu Zecheng looked around and felt like he’d been duped.
Listening to Academician Wang Honghe talk about multidinsional spaces, black holes, string theory, and astronomy, all linking together, he simply could not refute any of it.
If he didn’t know what the array specifically was, he might have actually been taken for a ride.
Liu Zecheng didn’t even know how to react. He felt it wouldn’t be right to outright deny what the academicians said, but he couldn’t agree with them either, so he simply cleared his throat and said, "Well, I’ve already talked to Zhao Yi, and he will co this afternoon to explain it in detail."
The academicians failed to catch the underlying tone in Liu Zecheng’s words; they all nodded and said, "It would be best to have Academician Zhao co to explain!"
"Although we know what it is, to fully research and understand it is quite difficult."
"Speaking of which, I haven’t really t Zhao Yi. There were a few tis he attended etings that I didn’t go to."
"Quite young, isn’t he?"
"Very young, even my grandson is older than him."
...
At two in the afternoon, Zhao Yi arrived at the Technology Departnt and found his way to the eting room.
The elderly academicians had finished their lunch, and so had even taken a short nap. When it was ti, they all ca and shook hands with Zhao Yi, familiarizing and acquainting themselves with him whether they knew him or not.
When it was half-past two, Liu Zecheng also arrived, and Zhao Yi began his formal explanation. Standing in front of the whiteboard, he said seriously, "This type of array, I call it the ’Divine Code,’ of course, is just a na."
"It is a mathematical analysis of the obstructing spatial cross-sections, obtained through superconducting antigravity experints, combined with underlying mathematical logic."
"Next, I will explain the setup and derivation process..."
The conference room fell silent.
The elderly academicians looked at each other, their reactions sowhat peculiar.
Wang Honghe’s mouth was slightly agape, as if unsure what to say, and the reactions of the other academicians were similar, their expressions showing a touch of strangeness.
"What’s the matter?"
Zhao Yi noticed the academicians’ reactions and asked in astonishnt, "What does this an?"
"...Haha!"
Wang Honghe took a deep breath and quickly said, "No, it’s nothing. We were just surprised, yes, surprised. Please continue, you’ve just begun."
"All right."
Zhao Yi continued with the explanation.
The elderly academicians turned to look at Liu Zecheng, their eyes filled with a hint of reproach, as if to bla him for not being straightforward.
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