Issues like absolute zero and the randomness of particle movent are observed physical phenona, but few have considered why these phenona exist.
These are highly profound questions in physics.
The ’Particle Boundary Theory,’ with a unique mathematical approach, describes the boundaries of particles and infers a random, non-cyclic energy distribution on the boundaries, providing explanations for so physical problems.
Perlmutter read it from start to finish, then started looking over detailed calculations to get a general impression of theoretical descriptions.
In the Particle Boundary Theory, how it describes particle boundary energy distribution resembles a snail’s shell, coil upon coil spiraling inward, the start and endpoints never converge.
The energy of the particles is distributed in this way, their inherent energy will shift, and the direction of the shift is unpredictable. Based on the irregular pri number distribution, a situation erges--
No external force acting on the particles will result in an energy balance.
The reason is simple: the energy distribution of the pri series cannot form a regular cyclic pattern.
It’s like a three-dinsional wave graph; because the pri number solutions represented by the wave form are irregular, finding the sum of all pri solutions is impossible.
In contrast.
Regular arithtic and geotric sequences, regardless of whether the number of elents in the set is infinite, can be represented by a series.
"Truly..."
"A stroke of genius!"
Perlmutter read the manuscript again and found so content still incomprehensible. Realizing it was already three in the morning, he chose to give up. He stretched languorously feeling utterly worn out.
Age was catching up with him. Standing up with a sigh, he prepared to go to the next room to rest.
As he headed to the door, he noticed lights on in the room diagonally across.
From a sliver of the door, Perlmutter saw the silhouette of a figure engrossed in work. He knocked on the door and called out, "Terry?"
In the room was Terence Tao.
Terence Tao looked up in surprise, "Mr. Perlmutter? Still up so late?"
Perlmutter walked in with a chuckle, "You’re up too."
Terence Tao managed a smile.
Recently, he had been working on a mathematical problem. Capturing so inspiration, he hoped to solve it at one go. Just over thirty, a late-night study was nothing to him. But it was different for Perlmutter. It was heavy tolling for soone nearly sixty.
Moving closer, Perlmutter explained, "I ca across a fascinating piece of work by Zhao Yi."
"Zhao Yi?" Terence Tao exclaid, "Mathematics?"
"I don’t review math journal submissions." Perlmutter shrugged.
"Physics?"
Perlmutter nodded, "I won’t go into details. I spent several hours but still decided to submit it to the Advisory Consultation Committee. Perhaps those folks can help."
"That profound?"
"Sigh."
Perlmutter sighed and did not elaborate, then turned and left the office.
Terence Tao, propping his chin up with his hand, shook his head helplessly.
He was indeed interested in what Perlmutter ntioned, but being a mathematical scholar without much exposure to physics, all he could do was lant, "Compared to him, I’m just an average person."
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’Classical Gravitation and Quantum Gravitation,’ an international top-tier physics journal, accepts submissions of top-flight research institutes. Its reviewers are naturally of the highest caliber.
The Advisory Consultation Committee is the ’ergency’ top-tier reviewer team for ’Classical Gravitation and Quantum Gravitation.’
Manuscripts that ordinary reviewer editors fail to understand are submitted to the Advisory Consultation Committee. The committee’s administrators then assign more specialized reviewers, based on the content of the manuscripts and the opinions of the reviewer editors.
’Particle Boundary Theory’ is the content of Quantum Physics, also a theoretical paper. Perlmutter’s attached comnt on the manuscript is, "This is a stunning research paper, only top-level theoretical physicists and mathematicians can judge the content."
The person in charge of the Advisory Consultation Committee, upon seeing the title of the paper, the author’s na and the comnts of the review editor, sent the paper to two advisers.
One was George Smoot, a famous astrophysicist who recently won the Nobel Prize in Physics for his extraordinary contributions to cosmic microwave background radiation.
George Smoot was in the process of establishing the Berkeley Center for Cosmology at the University of California, Berkeley.
The other one was Professor Lisa Randall from Harvard University.
The physical field is scarce of renowned female professors, especially in the field of theoretical physics. Female physicists who have made their nas academically are notably rare.
Lisa Randall was one such individual who gained renown for proposing ’five-dinsional space,’ a challenge to Einstein’s theory. Many in the physical field do not acknowledge Lisa Randall’s achievents, deeming her success as sensationalizing and her fa only derives from her female identity. Regardless, being a physics professor at Harvard University undeniably proves her competence.
George Smoot was busy with matters concerning the Center for Cosmology and could not check his email imdiately.
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