But he didn’t directly answer Tao Xuanzhi’s question. Instead, he took a deep breath and murmured, "See, I wasn’t wrong. People like us, ordinary folks, are no longer suited for researching mathematics."
Tao Xuanzhi opened his mouth, but at that mont, he was too lazy to argue with Peter Schultz. He felt a wave of apathy and lost interest in discussing it further, simply casting his gaze back to Qiao Yu on the stage.
At this mont, Qiao Yu on stage also realized he couldn’t continue his lecture.
From his vantage point, he could clearly see those in the audience—so excited, so shocked, so anxious—and felt a bit regretful.
The people in the mathematics community are indeed too sensitive. In this state, he couldn’t finish emphasizing so of the points he intended to make.
In fact, his timing was on point, with half an hour remaining. He planned to use ten minutes to briefly introduce the optimized Shor’s algorithm and the technical principles of simulating quantum computation using electronic computers.
He could even anticipate the kinds of questions the mathematicians in the audience would ask during the twenty minutes of Q&A, which he would utilize to advertise Xi Yu Technology and his new algorithm.
But now it seems that it would take so ti for these people to calm down.
"Ahem, everyone, everyone, you can wait a mont to verify. Actually, the point of presenting these two results now is rely to prove that the Qiao Yu Modal Space can indeed perfectly replace the Hilbert Space. Next..."
After saying this, the audience finally began to quiet down. After all, the upcoming ti was important for everyone.
Especially since today’s public report included a Q&A session. Regardless of whether people understood what Qiao Yu had said before, many were now bursting with questions.
But before the auditorium could completely calm down, Tian Yanzhen suddenly hurriedly walked up to the podium.
Seeing this extrely unusual scene, many in the audience suddenly felt a twinge of alarm. What’s going on now?
Qiao Yu also didn’t react imdiately upon seeing his ntor suddenly take the stage, but stopped his speech anyway, as respect for his ntor was required.
"Apologies, everyone. Qiao Yu just presented two new rsenne pris. After urgent consultation with the organizing committee of this conference, we’ve decided that the subsequent report should wait until accurate verification of the new rsenne pris is completed.
So today’s conference is temporarily suspended. We will find ti to make up for it before this grand mathematics event concludes. Additionally, we’ve prepared a sumptuous lunch for the experts and scholars who have traveled from afar. Please follow the guidance of the staff..."
Tian Yanzhen couldn’t finish his sentence.
Because the noise from the audience was too loud, completely drowning out his voice. Even high-quality amplifiers couldn’t help. The noise generated by over two thousand people was daunting.
Even the bigwigs sitting in the front row, who mostly carried themselves with dignity and wouldn’t intentionally create noise, couldn’t stop the nurous math enthusiasts behind them who weren’t concerned with such poise.
Standing at the podium, Tian Yanzhen could even hear so distinctly voiced individuals loudly posing questions. Of course, all directed at Qiao Yu, though they were hard to discern.
Fortunately, he had already conveyed the main idea, so Tian Yanzhen directly turned to Qiao Yu, signaling him to quickly retreat from behind the podium.
Qiao Yu, sowhat baffled, exchanged a glance with Tian Yanzhen and, seeing the unequivocally stern expression of his ntor, obediently nodded, then slightly bowed to the audience before heading backstage.
Leaving behind his ntor and the clamor of the hall.
The security staff at the scene also began to get busy, having to protect the area near the podium and continuously convincing the anxious mathematicians wanting to ask questions that it was about ti for lunch and to please exit orderly...
As for the bigwigs in the front rows, naturally, staff also approached them, inviting them to the banquet hall to await lunch.
Seeing that, although there was so chaos below, with the staff’s pacification, everyone’s emotions gradually cald down, Tian Yanzhen let out a sigh of relief and exchanged a look with Elder Yuan sitting in the audience, then directly exited from the podium.
...
Soon, Tian Yanzhen saw a bewildered Qiao Yu backstage.
"You rascal..." Tian Yanzhen raised his hand, pointing at Qiao Yu, montarily at a loss for words, and after a long pause, grumbled, "Why didn’t you inform about discovering a new rsenne pri earlier?"
Truly, at that mont, Tian Yanzhen rembered how considerate Qiao Yu had been when he first ca to Yanbei University.
Back then, if he went to listen to a conference, he wouldn’t even need to ask—Qiao Yu would proactively report his findings on WeChat.
So well-behaved that he couldn’t find any fault as a student.
Unlike now, where everything he does is shrouded in secrecy, never informing his ntor, constantly causing one shock after another...
Yes, Tian Yanzhen couldn’t even differentiate at that mont if he felt delighted or startled.
"It’s like this, Director Tian, I didn’t know if it would work out. I ntioned at the conference earlier that initially it was just an idea.
Then I thought of giving it a try. Honestly, I didn’t expect it to succeed, just wanted to experint. Who knew I’d really calculate it this morning.
Then I did a simple verification and rushed over here, didn’t get the chance, you know? If I had wrapped it up last night, I would have reported to you first."
Qiao Yu explained confidently.
This was indeed the truth; at nine in the morning, he was on the phone urging Qiao Yu endlessly.
But once Qiao Yu arrived, they t face to face, and he did have the ti to inform him.
Instead, he vaguely ntioned that he had evidence ensuring people would accept using his Qiao Yu Modal Space in quantum chanics studies as a complete replacent for Hilbert Space.
For Tian Yanzhen, this information was already astounding.
Evidence!
He didn’t pursue it at that ti because he was pressed for ti. In Tian Yanzhen’s view, explaining this evidence would be too complicated.
Besides, the next sentence from Qiao Yu captured all his attention—the guy casually ntioned that he not only wanted to change the topic but hadn’t prepared the new topic’s PPT...
With only two or three minutes before the conference was about to begin, requiring imdiate reaction and arrangent from Tian Yanzhen, how could he think that thoroughly?
But now reflecting back, Tian Yanzhen suspected Qiao Yu might have done it intentionally. However, he didn’t plan to waste more ti on this issue and instead straightforwardly asked, "No more explanations. I’m asking you, can your newly designed algorithm be applied to factorization?"
Qiao Yu imdiately shook his head and said, "Theoretically, it definitely can, but the current optimized version can’t. It just quickly finds rsenne pris. But you know, give so ti, conduct so in-depth research, and it surely can.
Moreover, aren’t we forming a project group? I understand; I can’t do everything alone. I plan to start the related research once the project group is officially established. My Qiao Yu Modal Space is the tool the task force needs to employ. That’s also why I have to take an exam to join the group.
So I think your reaction is a bit too extre. Actually, what can be said at the conference and what can’t, I have a clear understanding. You should trust !"
"You have a clear understanding of..."
Seemingly realizing that certain words were improper to say in front of a student, he quickly revised his wording, "You have a clear understanding? When have you ever had a clear understanding? Enough, in the afternoon, you co to my office... No, go to the administration building, I’ll find you a room to first summarize your thod, and I’ll take so ti to listen."
"Should I not attend the rest of the conferences?"
"Let’s talk about it tomorrow!" Tian Yanzhen concluded decisively.
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