Just as Lu Zhou had expected, Qin Yue did not keep him waiting long. He had barely gotten up to use the bathroom before an email was waiting in his inbox.
Unfortunately, Qin Yue did not know much about Vera's situation either. He only knew that she was working with Molina on the Riemann Hypothesis, but he was unclear about anything else.
Still, since it was a request from his mentor, Qin Yue said that he would do his best to keep an eye out and would inform Lu Zhou immediately if he discovered anything new.
As for Vera...
For some unknown reason, she still had not replied to him.
He could not keep waiting endlessly like this. Although the unease in his heart still refused to fade, since he had entrusted the matter to one of his favorite students, Lu Zhou temporarily set it aside and returned to his research on the Riemann Hypothesis.
Vera's research had inspired him greatly, especially her use of the irreducible unitary representation theory of the octonion Heisenberg Group. Even he could not help applauding her; it had been an exceptionally brilliant move.
If he could use the opening created through the octonion Heisenberg Group to introduce Group Theory into the Hyperelliptic Curve Analysis Method, it would undoubtedly open up a new direction for researching the value of ε.
As for how to expand upon those results, he already had a few vague ideas. He simply needed time to verify those conjectures...
It was worth mentioning that just as Lu Zhou had thrown himself wholeheartedly into the Riemann Hypothesis, Professor Krugman, who had already "set his sights on him," seemed unwilling to give up.
As the paper published in Econometrica continued to stir discussion, this giant of the Economics world not only sent Lu