Following Song Yunzàn's explanation, Lü Yongchang and Lin Yongnian gained a preliminary understanding of the computational model obtained through so much painstaking effort.
This Klein bottle used a total of 156 gravitational nodes.
Of these, 130 maintained the entrance and the structure of the bottle's body.
The remaining 26 maintained and guided the Klein bottle's exit.
Looking at the three-dimensional coordinates of the 156 gravitational nodes in the Holographic Projection, Lü Yongchang could not help sighing inwardly.
The gap between Human Civilization and the Tenth Empire was still far too vast.
More gravitational nodes did not necessarily make a better Klein bottle.
The more gravitational nodes there were, the more complex their mutual interference became, and the less stable the Klein bottle was-the Tenth Empire kept the average number of gravitational nodes maintaining each Klein bottle structure in its Fortress Central Brain at around twelve.
Of course, for Human Civilization as it stood, whether a Klein bottle was stable was actually a secondary concern.
Lü Yongchang carefully examined every detail of the computational model.
Suddenly, a brilliant idea surfaced in his quantum brain.
"Yongnian."
After a moment's thought, he said to Lin Yongnian, who was still studying the computational model beside him, "What if we applied this technology to the inside of a Spatial Shield..."
"Then our fleet could attack with its Spatial Shields still up!" Lin Yongnian's eyes lit up, and he rapidly finished the thought Lü Yongchang had wanted to express.
Spatial Shields intercepted attacks in both directions, blocking not only enemy fire but also outgoing attacks from their own side.
This greatly limited their effectiveness in actual combat.
The Klein bottle structure seemed tailor-made for them!
A narrow fissure in three-dimensional space could hardly block a wide-open highway through four-dimensional space!
"What do you think?" Lü Yongchang