Quantum Yang-Mills Field

After learning how Xiao Ai had bought the equipment, Lu Zhou fell silent for a long while.

When Lu Zhou said nothing, a speech bubble quietly appeared in the bottom-right corner of the screen.

[Master? 0.0]

"Nothing. I'm just a little amazed... By the way, this won't cause trouble later, will it?"

[Don't worry, I've already dissolved the company! (??????)??]

"Mm, good..."

Since it wouldn't cause trouble, Lu Zhou let the matter drop.

After praising Xiao Ai for a while, Lu Zhou set the equipment order aside. He searched the database for the paper Senior Brother Luo had mentioned earlier, and surprise crossed his face when he saw the authors.

"One of the authors is actually Arthur Jaffe..."

Arthur Jaffe was a former president of the American Mathematical Society and had served as director of the Clay Mathematics Institute.

He and Edward Witten had written the Millennium Problem statement concerning the Yang–Mills Equations, which Witten had presented at the French Academy.

Professor Jaffe had spent more than a decade studying the problem before it was announced as a Millennium Problem. He was a leading figure in the field.

The other author, Janies Glimm, was a fairly well-known professor of Mathematical Physics at Harvard University, though he was not quite in Jaffe's league.

Regardless, the paper represented the life's work of two leading scholars.

Realizing this, Lu Zhou approached the paper more seriously. He printed it on A4 paper and began studying it closely.

Overall, Senior Brother Luo's explanation had been largely correct. Some details might have been questionable, but none were major issues. At least his line of reasoning generally matched the paper.

"I see..."

Excitement crept into Lu Zhou's voice as he murmured to himself and wrote several lines of equations.

"By constructing a linear operator E2 on H