233: Chapter 109 Paper Completion 233: Chapter 109 Paper Completion In Beijing, Qiao Yu excitedly turned his gaze towards the formulas on the computer after putting down the phone, and began to reevaluate the geotric background of these paraters and constants in the formulas.
Qiao Xi was right; there are many paraters and the formulas are complex.
He now needs to find the commonality among these paraters, so what are the common elents behind the conditions now?
No, it’s not just common elents; it’s the essential commonality!
Otherwise, it would not be sufficient to link these paraters together.
So naturally, Qiao Yu proposed a hypothesis: whether it’s modular forms, -adic geotry, or quantized homology categories, their paraters can all be unified and represented by a single geotric quantity.
The most crucial part of this hypothesis is finding a unifying geotric quantity that can capture the paraters reflecting the complexity of curves in different geotric tools.
Next cos the most troubleso and critical step.
Qiao Yu began to analyze the core paraters of each geotric tool one by one, listing their core parts, and then finding the commonalities among all these paraters.
To put it simply, the question is whether these paraters are all controlled by a common constraint parater; of course, this is just the first step.
After finding the common constraint, one also needs to find the connection between these paraters and the common constraint.
This is another extrely complex proposition, but in a way, it fully ets Professor Zhang’s requirent to complicate the proof process and simplify the result.
It can also make this formula a truly universal formula.
When solving the upper bound problem of rational points on curves, everyone doesn’t need to think about anything else, just directly use the Qiao Yu-Qiao Xi Theorem.
Imrsed in proving the theorem, ti flew by, and darkness began to fall.
Not until a knock on the door broke Qiao Yu’s concentration from his intricate work.
He glanced out the window and then stretched in place before going to open the door.
Standing outside was Senior Brother Chen, who, upon seeing Qiao Yu at the door, imdiately raised the lunch box he had just gotten from the canteen and said, “When I went to eat just now, I noticed you were quiet in your room.
I didn’t want to disturb you, so I didn’t call.
I figured you hadn’t eaten yet, so I brought you a portion.”
“Thank you, Senior Brother Chen!” Qiao Yu grinned, giving him a sincere smile, then took the lunch box and turned back into the room.
Having spent the whole afternoon using his brain, Qiao Yu indeed felt very hungry.
The lunch box was very tily.
Chen Zhuoyang followed him in, muttering, “You shouldn’t always skip als when studying, no matter how busy, you have to eat.
After all, health is the most important.”
“I know, Senior Brother Chen.
Today was a special case!” Qiao Yu smiled and explained briefly, then opened the lunch box and began to eat voraciously.
Even though there wasn’t much physical activity in the afternoon, spending so much brainpower made him feel very hungry.
Even hungrier than if he’d played basketball all afternoon.
Chen Zhuoyang glanced curiously at the contents on Qiao Yu’s computer, and goodness, it was filled with those complicated formulas and all sorts of chaotic custom symbols, making him sigh inwardly as a senior brother.
Can’t compare, no way to compare.
“Is this still your research topic?” Chen Zhuoyang pointed at the computer and asked casually.
Qiao Yu looked up at the monitor, swallowed the food in his mouth, and said, “Yes, unfortunately, no results yet.”
In the past, he would have boasted a bit, but now, having just found a lead and realizing the difficulty of the problem, Qiao Yu had beco much more cautious.
Before achieving results, he didn’t want to talk big.
Chen Zhuoyang lanted, “Don’t be impatient.
Achievents aren’t that easy to co by.
Previously, the boss introduced to a research group focused mainly on the geotrical structures and quantization of moduli spaces on high-dinsional algebraic varieties, aiming to publish a paper exploring the relationship between modular forms and Kähler manifolds…
Alas…”
“Huh?
Why the sigh?
Couldn’t publish the paper?” Qiao Yu asked curiously.
“Don’t ntion it.
After more than a year, a team from Harvard working on the sa thing published several papers, better than ours, and then the project wrapped up hastily.
The paper ended up in a second-tier journal.
The key point is that I was only fourth author,” Chen Zhuoyang said bitterly.
Qiao Yu roughly understood Senior Brother Chen’s pain.
Following a top ntor who provided resources, yet he couldn’t seize the opportunity…
Of course, it’s not entirely Senior Brother Chen’s fault; after all, a research group can be considered as a whole.
But on the other hand, if Senior Brother Chen had managed to turn things around after joining, the ending could have been rewritten.
“Oh, Senior Brother Chen, what were you mainly working on at that ti?” Not knowing how to console him, Qiao Yu simply asked.
“Classification of modular forms of algebraic curves, studying the connection with K-stability.
Ah, let’s not talk about it.
Actually, I wanted to tell you that my paper’s first draft is almost done.
When are you going to Huaqing?
So I can finalize it while you’re there,” Chen Zhuoyang slowly revealed his true purpose.
Still too thin-skinned.
Qiao Yu thought if it were him, having done so much upfront, he certainly wouldn’t bring out so many miscellaneous things before getting to his real purpose.
However, he still thought for a mont and said, “Ah, Senior Brother Chen, what are you talking about?
For sothing so important, I can make a special trip to Huaqing for you!
But Master said he’s busy this week, maybe free next week.
If you want Master to personally help you check it, get it to by next Wednesday.”
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