Professor Felix froze as he watched the waiter wheel over a whiteboard.
Faced with his challenge to the fairness of the selection process for Century Physics's century questions, this man had actually asked someone to bring over a whiteboard.
What exactly was he trying to do?
Was he going to find a way to apply the Type-III seesaw mechanism to solve the neutrino mass origin problem right here, proving that the question I proposed was hardly worth mentioning?
How could that possibly be done?!
Professor Felix almost laughed at the absurd thought.
If the problem were really that easy to solve, the physics community would not still be helpless in the face of the mysterious neutrino.
Ignoring the peculiar expression on Professor Felix's face, Lu Zhou rose from his chair and strolled leisurely over to the whiteboard.
"Thank you."
After giving the waiter a hundred-yuan tip, Lu Zhou casually picked up the marker hanging on the whiteboard.
He considered the problem for less than half a minute before pressing the marker tip against the board and beginning to write at an unhurried pace.
The marker swept across the whiteboard with a soft swishing sound, and Professor Felix stared without blinking.
Although there had been no great commotion, such a large whiteboard was still rather conspicuous in the café.
Especially since the man standing in front of it was Lu Zhou-the chairman of the IMCRC! A Nobel Prize in Physics laureate! The creator of hyperspace theory!
With so many honors to his name, it would have been difficult to ignore him even if anyone wanted to.
Gradually drawn to the contents of the whiteboard, quite a few people left their seats and gathered around in small groups, brimming with curiosity.
"What is Professor Lu writing?"
"Expressions for the Majorana mass term