Give the new conjecture a name?
Honestly, Milmina had never really considered that—after all, throughout her long existence as a god and her long career of skipping work, she had never explored mysteries beyond the realm of ideology like a true researcher. She possessed vast knowledge and an understanding of magic beyond the reach of mortals, but in some respects, she truly lacked experience.
She had even temporarily gone onto the Neural Network to find someone to teach her paper formatting.
"I... don't have any ideas," the Former Goddess of Magic said after thinking seriously for a moment, sounding a little embarrassed. "In fact, I never thought about it at all... But you're right, it does need a name. At least it'll make things more convenient for other scholars studying this conjecture in the future. What do you think of the 'Unified Fluctuation Conjecture'?"
"Actually, at first I wanted to follow the usual custom and name it after its proposer—call it the 'Milmina Conjecture,'" Gawain said with a smile. "But the name you suggested sounds pretty good too."
"The Milmina Conjecture..." Milmina was somewhat surprised. She considered it seriously, but ultimately shook her head with a smile. "Better not. That name feels strange to me."
Gawain spread his hands. "All right, then the Unified Fluctuation Conjecture it is. But that means future students might not be too happy—they'll have to memorize the discoverer's name on top of studying the Unified Fluctuation Conjecture..."
"Not like I'm the one who has to memorize it," Milmina said unconcernedly, waving a hand. Then, as if remembering something, she added thoughtfully, "Since we're talking about this, I've actually been considering another question these past two days... When these studies of mine are eventually made public by the Divine Authority Council or some other research institution,