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Ou Ye's team had proposed a proof of the Strong BSD Conjecture, and Academician Su's team was the first in the world to publish an explanatory report.

The United States, Columbia University.

After reading Academician Su's team's explanatory report, Professor Gong Changwei couldn't help exclaiming, "Old Master Su is so fast! This explanatory report is simply perfect!"

Still in the United States, at the Clay Mathematics Institute.

After reading Academician Su's explanatory report, Fields Medalist Bhargava said to the director, "You can award the prize money to Ou Ye now. As for the Millennium Prize Problems, only Yang–Mills theory and the P versus NP problem remain."

Israel, the Weizmann Institute of Science.

Another Fields Medalist, Lyndon Strauss, read Academician Su's explanatory report and told his subordinates, "Someone finished the explanatory work before we did, and did it beautifully. We don't need to add a single symbol."

Famous mathematicians such as Gong Changwei, Bhargava, and Lyndon Strauss publicly declared that Ou Ye's team had proved the Strong BSD Conjecture. Anyone with questions could consult the explanatory report provided by Su Wenxie's team. And so, the Strong BSD Conjecture was proved. Congratulations to Ou Ye!

Soon afterward, the IMU issued an announcement: "After verification, Ou Ye's team has successfully proved the Strong BSD Conjecture, and the BSD Conjecture is a correct proposition. We congratulate and thank Ou Ye's team. You have made a major contribution to mathematics."

England, Oxford.

Dr. Adama also wanted to say something.

In the end, he said nothing. He just drank a bottle of vodka.

Domestic and foreign media reported the news one after another:

"After thorough verification by the international Mathematics Community, Chinese mathematician Ou Ye has proved the Millennium Prize Problem known as the BSD Conjecture!"

"Her husband, Shen Qi, has solved three Millennium Prize Problems,