"Hahaha."
Andrei Okounkov is a mathematician from Princeton and is also a mathematician based in the United States. He has t Terry Tao before. "I’m not familiar with Zhao Yi, but Terry has always been like this. You’ll get used to it."
"Crazy for research."
Perelman curled his lips, then thought of his own award and excitedly said, "Tonight, I must drink a few more glasses, get all dizzy and muddled, sleep it off and wake up to my first day after receiving the Fields dal..."
"It’s just too perfect!"
Okounkov quickly distanced himself. He realized he was the more normal one of the two.
...
The awards ceremony was over.
The end of the ceremony does not an the end.
The start date of the International Congress of Mathematicians is calculated from the beginning of the awards ceremony, which is the real opening ceremony. However, each event lasts longer than planned, and the most intense academic discussions often take place before the opening ceremony.
The conference will continue for a few more days until the scheduled closing ti.
Many people were discussing the award recipients, and quite a few people felt sorry for Zhao Yi. The Fields dal encourages creative research, and Zhao Yi’s ’three-dinsional tremor waveform chart’ is indeed creative. After expanding the pair of pri solutions, it was only a matter of ti before it would completely replace the Riemann Conjecture.
The influence of the ’three-dinsional tremor waveform chart’ would undoubtedly continue to grow, and he hoped to compete for the Fields dal using the ’three-dinsional tremor waveform chart’ he had developed.
Regrettably, Zhao Yi had only expanded the second pair of pri solutions during the Congress of Mathematicians, otherwise, he would have very much liked to receive the Fields dal.
Of course.
Even if he didn’t win the Fields dal, winning The Nevanlinna Prize wasn’t too shabby.
Zhao Yi had not even turned nineteen yet, and in four years he would be only just over twenty-three. If he contributed more mathematical research during this period, his chances of winning the Fields dal would be even greater.
The upper age limit for the Fields dal is forty, so he still has many opportunities.
In many people’s eyes, Zhao Yi is already a ’future Fields dal winner,’ a thought that scares quite a few people.
The youngest winner in the history of the Fields dal was Charles Fefferman, who was twenty-nine at the ti.
Zhao Yi is still a decade away from turning twenty-nine, and he will have two opportunities to win the Fields dal in the next decade. Unless sothing unexpected happens, he will definitely beco the youngest recipient of the Fields dal.
Of course.
That’s just a projection of the future.
Right now, everyone’s attention is on Zhao Yi winning The Nevanlinna Prize. As soon as Zhao Yi left the venue, he ran into a reporter from his ho country who had co to interview him.
The reporter handed the microphone to Zhao Yi with a professional smile and said, "Hello, Mr. Zhao..."
"Just call by my na." Zhao Yi always encountered this kind of problem. Strangers didn’t know what to call him. Most people at the conference had a ’Professor’ title and, if not, they at least had a PhD, so they could be called ’Professor so-and-so’ or ’Dr. so-and-so.’
Zhao Yi had just graduated from high school and could only be addressed as Mister, but that sounded odd, yet calling him by his first na seed disrespectful.
Zhao Yi didn’t mind. Calling him by his first na made him seem younger.
Being young is so great!
If possible, he really wished he could stay eighteen forever.
The reporter nodded and said, "Alright, Zhao Yi, congratulations on winning The Nevanlinna Prize, becoming the only scholar in our country to have won this award. Can you tell how you’re feeling right now?"
"I’m okay."
Zhao Yi’s answer was very nonchalant. After chatting with Tao about algorithms and hearing many people saying that he has a good chance of competing for the Fields dal next ti, he found that he couldn’t muster any excitent. It was as if receiving The Nevanlinna Prize was a given, just like collecting a salary.
Speaking of which, The Nevanlinna Prize did co with more than ten thousand euros!
It’s not much, but it’s better than nothing!
When the reporter heard Zhao Yi say ’it’s okay’, he was sowhat at a loss for words. Zhao Yi was the first person in the country to win The Nevanlinna Prize and also the first person from his country to receive an award at the International Congress of Mathematicians.
And all he had to say was... ’it’s okay’?
The reporter took a deep breath to calm himself down and quickly changed the subject. "A few days ago, your academic presentation was a great success. You expanded the pri solutions of the waveform function and pointed out the logical error in Andrew Wiles’ proof of Fermat’s Last Theorem, a British mathematician. Do you have anything to say about this?"
"Mr. Wiles is a mathematical genius, and I respect him."
Zhao Yi said, "My research aim was to expand the pri solutions of the waveform function, but it was Wiles’ report that sparked my inspiration."
"I am very grateful to him!"
"But with mathematics, right is right, and wrong is wrong. Soone who is serious about mathematics cannot treat sothing that is wrong as correct. I just did what I was supposed to do, what I had to do."
"Mathematics and science develop through continuous innovation and correction of errors."
"But I think this is probably a hit for him."
"I hope he won’t be too affected. I hope he can bounce back, adjust his mindset, and throw himself back into the research of mathematics and science."
"..."
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