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Chapter 669

You've Got to Give Me an Injection

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Shen Qi has actually studied all seven Millennium Prize Problem, and he has solved three of them. The Poincaré conjecture was proven by Perelman.

The three unsolved problems are the BSD Conjecture, Yang- Mills theory and the Mass gap hypothesis, and the P versus NP problem.

With Shen Qi's unparalleled mathematical prowess at level 15, solving the remaining three Millennium Prize Problem will be a piece of cake.

All that's needed is time.

"The BSD Conjecture rank being greater than or equal to 2 is indeed quite troublesome."

Shen Qi's intuition told him that by approaching the problem from the perspective of Gaussian quadratic field, it should be possible to prove the problem of rank being greater than or equal to 2.

Intuition is extremely important for mathematicians.

Mathematicians with keen intuition are often the first to perceive the secrets of the universe.

Ramanujan, India's most famous mathematician, had a life story that could easily fill a legendary novel.

Ramanujan was a leading figure in the field of intuition; he was accustomed to deriving formulas through intuition or by skipping steps, and disliked providing complete proofs.

Shen Qi admired Ramanujan greatly. As it turned out, Ramanujan's intuition was the most accurate in history, even surpassing Fermat.

However, the historical status of Ramanujan and Fermat, the top experts in the Mathematics Community of intuition, still cannot be compared with that of the Four Great Gods of Mathematics.

These Four Great Gods of Mathematics not only possessed keen intuition, but were also adept at providing logically consistent and rigorous proofs.

Gauss was a giant in the field of proofs. There are countless mathematical/physical formulas and theorems named after Gauss, the most in history, Sun Yat-sen University were proven by Gauss during his lifetime.

Intuition is important, but science cannot be formed solely based on intuition.

The most crucial step in forming science is proof.

Shen Qi's intuition strongly told him that the BSD Conjecture must be true. To prove the case where the rank of the BSD Conjecture is greater than or equal to 2, he needed to learn about the Gaussian quadratic field.

In fact, the Gaussian quadratic field is also a conjecture, one of the few existing theoretical ideas of Gauss that has not been fully proven.

That's why Gauss is called the God of Mathematics. He died in 1855, while the BSD Conjecture was proposed in the 1960s. Gauss's conjecture was linked to the BSD Conjecture more than a hundred years later.

If Shen Qi had focused on the BSD Conjecture a year or two ago, he might have already proven it. He could have done so, but there was no need.

At this moment, Shen Qi focused his attention on the BSD Conjecture; he had to do this, it was essential.

Yanjing University People's Hospital, single room.

Ou Ye returned here; it felt familiar to her.

The tolerability test of Triazatrisiloxanes has progressed to the high-dose group, Ou Ye is currently hospitalized awaiting pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic trials.

Only after entering the pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics trial stage can Ou Ye take Triazatrisiloxanes again.

The days without medicine were truly unbearable.

Ou Ye was also very clear about the clinical trial process; the research physician would not give her Triazatrisiloxanes until all the tolerability tests for all dose groups were completed.

During clinical trials, we're not allowed to take our old anemia medications either. What should we do?

I don't feel safe without taking medicine.

You can't find inspiration without taking medication.

Ou Ye said to the nurse in charge who was making her routine rounds, "Nurse Qin, could you give me an injection?"

Nurse Qin shook her head repeatedly. "The doctor didn't tell me to give you the injection. If I gave you an injection without authorization, I would be punished."

Ou Ye pleaded, "I'm dehydrated, I'm lacking electrolytes, please give me sodium chloride."

Nurse Qin hesitated, "I can administer the sodium chloride injection, but the attending physician didn't arrange it that way."

Just then, Professor Qu, the attending physician, arrived and asked, "Professor Ou, what are your requirements?"

Nurse Qin looked at Ou Ye and said, "You tell Professor Qu your request yourself."

Ou Ye touched her abdomen. "I have diarrhea, can you give me an injection of sodium chloride?"

"Diarrhea, is it?" Professor Qu asked Ou Ye, but his eyes were fixed on Nurse Qin.

The nurses are the ones who know the patients' daily routines during their hospital stay best. Nurse Qin thought for a moment and said, "Professor Ou did go to the restroom quite frequently today."

"I understand, Xiao Qin. Go and prepare 250 ml of 0.9% sodium chloride injection solution," Professor Qu nodded and gave the instruction.

While Nurse Qin was preparing the sodium chloride injection, Professor Qu pulled up a chair and sat down by Ou Ye's bedside to chat with her.

A doctor's duty is to do their best to cure patients, not to make them happy.

Because of Ou Ye's special status, Professor Qu not only had to arrange the injections but also had to keep her happy.

"Xiao Ou, you're so smart when it comes to math. If you stay in the hospital for a few more months, you could probably become a doctor."

"Professor Qu is joking. I've never even seen a corpse; I could never be a doctor."

"Speaking of corpses, I'm reminded of my anatomy professor when I was studying medicine. In every anatomy class, he would try to persuade us medical students to donate our bodies because back in our day, cadavers were extremely hard to come by. I was stupid that day, or maybe he brainwashed me without me even realizing it, and I actually agreed to donate my body to our college's anatomy department after I died. Hey, that old geezer was really wicked. He instantly pulled out a bunch of legally binding agreements and made me sign them, and in my dazed state, I actually signed them!"

"Professor Qu's actions are admirable."

"After I signed the papers, that old geezer patted me on the shoulder very happily and said, 'Remember to introduce your family and friends!'"

"Pfft~" Ou Ye was amused.

"When I became a real doctor, I gradually began to understand that old man and developed a greater respect for cadaver donors. All the graduate students I supervise now have voluntarily signed body donation agreements."

Ou Ye suddenly became alert. "Professor Qu, after all you've said, you're not trying to get me to donate my body to Yanjing University School of Medicine, are you?"

"No way! You absolutely mustn't donate, or Shen Qi will kill me." Professor Qu waved his hands repeatedly, then said, "Xiao Ou, you need to actively cooperate with our Phase I Clinical Trial, as well as the subsequent Phase II and III trials. I believe you will get better. Actually, I also really like mathematics. You could say my math skills are the best at Yanjing University People's Hospital. I really look forward to you fulfilling your mathematical dream and solving that super difficult problem."

"Yes, I will try my best. Thank you for your encouragement, Professor Qu."

"Little Qin is here, time for your injection."

Nurse Qin skillfully performed the puncture, disinfection, and infusion of the IV for Ou Ye, and inquired whether the drip rate was appropriate.

"Okay, that's fine." Ou Ye closed her eyes, feeling the sodium chloride injection solution continuously flowing into her body.

An hour of infusion is actually a very short time, but Ou Ye felt as if an eternity had passed.

In the midst of reality and illusion, a warm current surged through Ou Ye's dantian, as if true qi was flowing within him.

Ah!

Ou Ye suddenly opened her eyes. She had a fleeting inspiration and murmured to herself, "Rank greater than or equal to 2... Gaussian quadratic field... Perhaps this direction is worth trying..."

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