You Have No Idea, Do You?

Indians have made important contributions to mathematics. Ancient Indians invented Arabic numerals, and modern Indian mathematicians have shone across many branches of mathematics.

After finishing his drinks and enjoying some friendly interaction with a hot girl, Dr. Adama wasn't left feeling bored or drained. On the contrary, he was more energetic than ever, every cell in his body brimming with fighting spirit.

People with the character "Ma" in their names usually had an astonishing amount of stamina and energy.

Take Alexandre Dumas, for example. He'd go out on the town with his buddies, and after they were done, they wouldn't even have the strength to talk. But Dumas could keep writing until the next morning, producing one literary classic after another.

Dr. Adama, another man with "Ma" in his name, had fought through the night in his Oxford dormitory, thoroughly studying Ou Ye's manuscript.

"The first twenty-seven pages of her manuscript unquestionably use arguments from my paper. There's no way this could be such an incredible coincidence. My paper was published ages ago, while she had no publicly reported research results from that period. That's right, this isn't a coincidence—it's a conspiracy! So what if she's Shen Qi's wife? Even Shen Qi has to abide by the professional ethics of mathematicians!"

Dr. Adama was furious. He felt someone was targeting him, that a powerful foreign group had made a move against him.

"Citations? No. You can't use citations as an excuse to steal my research!"

A surge of passion roiled in Dr. Adama's chest. He posted on arVix, linking to his paper published in the Annals of Mathematics: "I believe Professor Ou Ye's arguments concerning rank ≥ 2 require further verification. As for the rank 0 and 1 sections, they are unquestionably valid, because I published the proof of those