You Have No Idea, Do You?

Indians have made significant contributions to mathematics. Ancient Indians invented Arabia, and modern Indian mathematicians have shone brightly in various branches of mathematics.

After drinking and interacting amicably with the hot girl, Dr. Adama didn't feel bored or drained; instead, he felt more energetic, with every cell in his body brimming with fighting spirit.

People whose names contain the character for "horse" usually possess incredible physical strength and energy.

For example, Alexandre Dumas. He and his friends went out for a night of revelry. After they were done, they were too exhausted to even speak, but Dumas was able to write until the next morning, creating many literary classics.

Dr. Adama, also from the same generation, worked until dawn in his Oxford dormitory, thoroughly studying Ou Ye's manuscripts.

"The first twenty-seven pages of her manuscript undoubtedly use arguments from my thesis. There's no way it's such a coincidence; my thesis was published long ago, while she had no publicly reported research findings from the same period. Yes, this isn't a coincidence, it's a conspiracy! So what if she's Shen Qi's wife? Even Shen Qi has to adhere to the professional ethics of a mathematician!"

Hadamard was indignant; he sensed that someone was targeting him, that a powerful foreign group had made a move against him.

"Literature citation? No, you can't use citation as an excuse to steal my research results!"

A surge of passion welled up within him, and Dr. Adama posted on arVix, linking to his paper published in the * Annals of Mathematics *: "I believe that Professor Ou Ye's argument regarding rank greater than or equal to 2 requires further verification. As for rank 0 and 1, it is undoubtedly true, because my proof on this part has already been published in the * Annals of Mathematics *, link below..."

Hadamard felt a surge of satisfaction upon posting this. No matter how powerful foreign corporations were, they couldn't stop the call for justice from resounding throughout the world!

After seeing Hadamard's post about justice, John Green shook his head. He had thought Hadamard was a brilliant mathematical genius, but it turned out this Indian guy was an idiot?

"Hadamard, retract your post, immediately!" John Green strongly advised.

Hadamard shook his head and said, "No, John, I won't do that."

"So what if Ou Ye plagiarized your rank 0 and 1 papers? She provided a solution with a rank greater than or equal to 2 after rank 0 and 1, and you didn't do that! So Hadamard, you must retract the post immediately before things escalate! Ou Ye and her husband Shen Qi are people you can't afford to offend!" John - Green shouted excitedly, believing his logic was sound.

Yes, so what if Ou Ye plagiarized Hadamard's rank 0 or 1 paper?

The most crucial step in proving the strong BSD Conjecture is the part with a rank greater than or equal to 2. Regardless of whether it's right or wrong, at least Ou Ye was the first to provide a proof scheme for a rank greater than or equal to 2, while you didn't do it, my Indian brother!

"Therefore, we need to prove that Ou Ye's proof that his rank is greater than or equal to 2 is invalid." This is Hadamard's logic. He believes that as long as he disproves Ou Ye's proof that his rank is greater than or equal to 2, he will still be the person who has made the greatest contribution to the BSD Conjecture in the world. In other words, he is still the person who is most likely to be the first to complete the full version of the BSD Conjecture proof.

"Hadamard, your starting point in logic is flawed. You first deny that Ou Ye's rank is greater than or equal to 2, and then try to prove it's false. But the mathematical thinking Andrew taught us is to first assume it's true, and then prove it; to first acknowledge love, and then try to love."

"Andrew did just that when he proved the Taniyama-Shimura conjecture and Fermat's Last Theorem, and became one of the world's best and most respected mathematicians! Hadamard, don't let your inexplicable jealousy blind your intelligent eyes! I thought you were Andrew's best student, so please don't let me and Andrew down!" John Green earnestly advised, believing himself to be very rational, while Hadamard was originally also rational, seemed to have fallen into a dangerous state.

Fame, status, benefits, and wealth.

Faced with these tempting things, some people may forget their original intentions, fall into a vicious cycle, or even lose control, become perverted, and make serious mistakes.

China, Yenching University, Shen Qi Research Center.

It is morning in Greenwich Mean Time) in the UK, plus 8 hours, it is afternoon in Chinese Capital.

Shen Qi had finished his day's work and was preparing to go to the hospital to see his wife before going home to take care of his child.

Before shutting down his computer, Shen Qi suddenly felt as if there was a demonic aura permeating the computer screen, so he went to arXiv and quickly browsed the posts in the mathematics section.

There was definitely something fishy going on. That Indian man Hadamard, was incredibly rude, even implying that my wife plagiarized his thesis?

Don't you have any self-awareness about whether you plagiarized or not?

A big shot like Shen Qi would naturally disdain arguing with a mathematician of moderate renown like Hadamard.

Shen Qi sent an email to Andrew Wiles: "Dear Andrew, I heard you've become a grandfather again, with a lovely little granddaughter. I'm so happy for you. I think you should check out arXiv; your student's mentality seems to be developing in a negative direction. Of course, there's no need to criticize him too much; after all, he's still young, and young people are always a bit immature."

After sending the emails between the big shots, Shen Qi left the center and headed to Yanjing University People's Hospital.

Upon arriving at the hospital entrance, Shen Qi spotted a group of people with distinct professional characteristics, clearly friends from the media industry.

Upon entering the hospital, there were even more reporters at the entrance of the inpatient building, including both Chinese and foreign journalists.

Professor Qu, accompanied by a group of nurses and security guards, blocked the reporters' path. He shouted, "This is a hospital! Patients need quiet! Please leave immediately. Thank you for your cooperation!"

The reporters were reluctant to leave. "Dr. Qu, just give us three minutes! We want to interview Professor Ou Ye!"

Professor Qu stood tall, exuding an aura of impregnability. "Don't think we doctors don't understand mathematics. Her rank of 2 or higher hasn't been recognized by the Mathematics Community yet. Interviewing her now is pointless! Please don't disrupt the normal order of our hospital. Everyone, please leave! Look, Shen Qi is here. Interviewing Shen Qi is the same for you. You have five minutes to interview Shen Qi, then leave!"

Hey, you old rascal, Qu, you're really wicked!

Shen Qi's position was exposed by his teammates, and since he couldn't escape anyway, he simply agreed to be interviewed by reporters.

Reporters swarmed around Shen Qi, asking, "Academician Shen, it's said that your wife, Professor Ou Ye, completed the manuscript of the BSD Conjecture while she was staying at Yanjing University People's Hospital?"

Shen Qi nodded and said, "Yes, I hope she achieves good academic results, and even more so, I hope she stays healthy."

The reporter then asked, "Academician Shen, did you participate in the BSD Conjecture project?"

Shen Qi shook his head. "This version of Ou Ye's manuscript was completed by her and three students from the Big Mathematics Department. I kept an eye on the process of proving the BSD Conjecture, but I didn't participate in the specific details. After all, Ou Ye is my wife, so of course I kept an eye on her research projects."

Reporter: "As one of the world's most authoritative mathematicians, do you think Professor Ou's version of the BSD Conjecture proof is valid?"

Shen Qi: "Considering the rules of non-compliance, I probably won't become a reviewer for Ou Ye's paper. But I believe she is one of the best female mathematicians today, and I hope her proposal will be recognized by the international Mathematics Community."

Reporter: "Academician Shen, what is your opinion on the recent remarks made by Dr. Adama of Oxford University? If you haven't seen them, let me briefly tell you. Dr. Adama claims that the first twenty-seven pages of Professor Ou Ye's manuscript are extremely similar to a paper he published a few months ago."

Shen Qi said calmly, "As far as I know, Dr. Adama's paper hadn't been published before Ou Ye completed her rank 0 and 1 stage results. In other words, Ou Ye hadn't read Dr. Adama's paper before completing her rank 0 and 1 stage results. Evidence? Aren't my words evidence?"

Reporter: "One last question, how is Professor Ou Ye's recovery progressing?"

Shen Qi: "Professor Ou is no longer coughing! Thank you all for your concern. Let's stop here and give the patients a quiet environment to recuperate."

"Thank you, Academician Shen, for accepting our interview."

"Wishing Professor Ou a speedy recovery."

The Chinese and foreign journalists obtained the news material they wanted from Shen Qi, and then it all vanished with the wind.

Shen Qi and Professor Qu walked into the inpatient building together. Professor Qu was quite excited. "I wasn't lying just now, I really do understand mathematics. I've been following the news reports about Ou Ye's version of the BSD Conjecture proof for the past few days. Shen Qi, tell me the truth, do you think Ou Ye can succeed?"

Shen Qi smiled and said, "She has succeeded."

"Amazing!" Professor Qu clapped his hands in praise, and then said, "Ou Ye completed the proof of the BSD Conjecture while hospitalized in an unhealthy state. That's incredible! Just imagine how amazing she would be if Ou Ye were healthy! You two are amazing! Shen Nuo Fei has inherited your excellent genes; her future is very promising."

"I heard that Nofi got into the Pomegranate Math Class No. 2 Elementary School. Look, she's only 5 years old, and she's already so amazing! You two solved four of the seven Millennium Prize Problem, plus Perelman's Poincaré conjecture. That leaves only Yang- Mills theory and the P versus NP problem. So here's the problem: when Shen Nuo Fei grows up, I'm afraid she'll have no place to use her talents..." Professor Qu was very worried about Shen Qi and his family.

Shen Qi has a long-term vision. "Future mathematics will definitely be different from today's. Natural Science will also change. I believe each generation will be stronger than the last. As the post-80s and post-90s generations gradually age, the post-00s generation will surely shoulder the responsibility. I predict that when Nofi's generation of 20s enters their academic golden age, the whole world will tremble. Science at that time will definitely surpass our current limits of imagination. Therefore, there is a lot of room for future generations to develop, and we don't need to worry that Nofi's generation of 20s will have no place to use their talents. Let's not get too far ahead, after all, our imaginations aren't enough. Let's talk about something closer to home. Old Qu, what are the average data from the clinical trials of Triazatrisiloxanes?"

Professor Qu said, "So far, the average data for the entire test group is okay. But the effect of this drug on your Ou Ye has exceeded our expectations. You're right, our imagination is not enough. Let alone things decades from now, even many current research topics have surpassed my imagination."