Chapter 128 Chapter 128 [Return to Beijing University]
Back in the dormitory, Lin Yimu sat in front of his desk and stared at his computer for a while. Finally, he looked at 001 in his mind, who rarely spoke since he turned into a ball. Lin Yimu decided to publish the paper directly.
It's not that Lin Yimu doesn't trust Professor Zheng, but he is really not used to 001's appearance. A cold mechanical ball, coupled with the fact that 001 rarely speaks, makes Lin Yimu a little uncomfortable. He wants 001 to turn back into a fat baby as soon as possible, even though he knows that is only its virtual form.
Lin Yimu collected his thoughts and checked his paper again. After checking that there were no problems with the format, Lin Yimu published it directly on arXIV, and then submitted the paper to AIAAJournal.
"AIAA JOURNAL" is a journal published by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Inc. (AIAA). It is published monthly and focuses on engineering technology-engineering: aerospace. It is a zone 2 journal in SCI. It also publishes major advances and applications in aerospace algorithms, as well as a large number of articles on the application of CFD in the aerospace field.
The reason why Lin Yimu chose this journal was, firstly, because it was recommended by Professor Zheng, and secondly, because his paper was ultimately related to the computational methods of aerospace, so it could be considered to be related.
After Lin Yimu finished dealing with the thesis matter, he relaxed completely. He also had to prepare to return to Peking University. After all, his help here was about to come to an end, and he still had a lot to do when he returned to Peking University. Not to mention other things, the make-up exams for various subjects he had to take would keep him busy enough.
It is thought that Lin Yimu followed Professor Zheng to Northwestern Polytechnical University about a month after the start of the school year, so he basically did not attend any classes. If they did not know what he was doing there, the teachers in Yuanpei College would probably have failed Lin Yimu.
Half a month later, Lin Yimu followed Professor Zheng and his team back to Peking University. The first thing he did was to go to the dean to cancel his leave. After all, Lin Yimu was a member of Yuanpei College, so he still needed to ask the dean for leave if he had any problem.
After Lin Yimu finished his vacation, the dean looked at Lin Yimu and reminded him, "Lin Yimu, don't forget to go to the Academic Affairs Office to apply for a make-up exam. Because of your special reasons, you won't be considered to have failed the course. However, you haven't attended classes in school for the past few months, so I still suggest that you wait until after the Chinese New Year to take the make-up exam. This way, you will have time to familiarize yourself with the courses you missed."
Lin Yimu listened to the dean's earnest instructions and said with a smile: "Thank you, dean. I understand. I will definitely not forget about the make-up exam."
"Well, okay. If you don't have anything to do here, go back and study. I believe that with your ability, there will be no problem." The dean nodded and let Lin Yimu go back, and then continued to busy himself with his own things.
After Lin Yimu walked out of the dean's office, he went straight back to the dormitory. It was now mid-December and the weather was already very cold. Everyone in the school had just finished their final exams and was relaxing on their beds in the dormitory. So, apart from the top students who were taking their books to the library, there were actually not many people on campus.
As for Lin Yimu, he had stayed at Northwestern Polytechnical University with Professor Zheng for about three months. Except for a few days of classes during the military training at the beginning of the semester, he seemed to have disappeared. Even his roommates didn't know where he was.
So, although the students of Peking University knew Lin Yi Mu, they had only seen him a few times in the classroom this semester. When those who knew him saw Lin Yi Mu walking on the campus, they were a little surprised.
But after being surprised, everyone just did what they had to do. After all, they were not familiar with Lin Yimu, and their own performance was more important.
When Lin Yi Mu returned to the dormitory, he found that several of his roommates were there. When they saw Lin Yi Mu pushing the door open, they all widened their eyes in surprise.
Then, the enthusiastic and cheerful Wang Yi came to Lin Yimu first and said with a smile: "Good guy, you are finally back. I haven't seen you much this semester. If it weren't for a well-informed classmate who said that you asked for leave from your dean, I would have thought that something happened to you! Where have you been these past few months?"
The other two also looked at Lin Yi Mu curiously. They were also a little curious in their hearts because Lin Yi Mu had not been in school for the past few months. They were the ones who shared the same dormitory with Lin Yi Mu and were asked the most by everyone. However, because the three of them did not know any news about Lin Yi Mu, every time they answered truthfully, some people did not get an answer and thought they were just perfunctory, so their attitude towards the three of them was not very good.
However, the three of them did not blame Lin Yi Mu for this incident. After all, it was not Lin Yi Mu's fault. If they had to blame anyone, they could only blame those people for not believing what they said and asking questions. They were too petty.
Lin Yimu looked at the curious faces of his three roommates and smiled. He thought that there was nothing he couldn't talk about, so he said, "I have been busy with Professor Zheng for the past few months, helping to calculate some data in the laboratory, but I can't tell you the details."
The three of them were very envious when they heard this. They also wanted to follow the professor to participate in experiments during their freshman year, even if it was just to help out. However, they also knew their own weight. They were only envious for a while, thinking that what Lin Yimu said was inconvenient to disclose, they thought it was probably due to confidentiality requirements, so they stopped thinking about it and talked about what happened recently in the school.
The four of them chatted for a while, and then went their separate ways as they all had classes in the afternoon. Lin Yimu stayed alone in the dormitory to review the contents of the textbook. Although his current knowledge was enough for him to cope with the exams, he still had to read some of the things he should read, in case he had missed anything.
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Time passed slowly as Lin Yimu studied and attended classes as usual. Professor Zheng had already reviewed Lin Yimu's paper and found basically no problems. So after knowing that Lin Yimu had submitted the paper, he just gave him some routine encouragement and sighed.
The paper on aerospace data algorithms published by Lin Yimu on arXIV was also seen by people who have been paying attention to this aspect, which triggered discussions among a group of aerospace researchers. Many people believed that this paper was not feasible.
However, many Yangtze River Scholars remained silent when they saw this paper. It was not because they thought the paper was not feasible like most people, but because they thought the other party's ideas were very interesting and even novel.
However, this is not the main reason for everyone's silence. What made the bigwigs silent is the signature in the lower right corner of the paper, which means Lin Yimu when translated from Chinese pinyin.
This name made everyone think of Lin Yimu, who solved the mathematical conjecture, but considering that the other party was good at mathematics, it seemed unlikely.
Not only did the big guys notice the problem with the signature, some people who were familiar with the name Lin Yimu also noticed it, but everyone subconsciously rejected the real answer to this question.
It was not until someone hesitantly raised this question in the paper comment section that everyone was forced to face up to this issue and start discussing it.
[By the way, is this [lin yi mu] the Lin Yi Mu I’m thinking of? 】
[Upstairs, I think it is unlikely? Isn’t Lin Yimu a genius in mathematics? 】
[I don’t think it’s impossible. After all, the algorithm in this paper is full of theoretical mathematical knowledge. 】
[I think it's unlikely. No matter how talented he is, it's impossible for him to be so good at two professions, right? Maybe it’s someone who’s good at theoretical mathematics and happens to have the same name as you? Besides, this is just pinyin. Who can be sure that it translates to the three words "Lin Yimu"? 】
[It does make sense to say this, but aren’t there too many coincidences? Isn't this just deceiving yourself? 】
[Anyway, I don’t think that Lin Yimu, as everyone says, can really be so good at both physics and mathematics. It is difficult to learn one of these two subjects well. 】
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Everyone started arguing about whether the author of this paper was Lin Yimu, and instead threw the content of the paper aside. Most people thought that it was just a person with the same name, and did not think that this paper was published by Lin Yimu.
A small number of people who thought it was Lin Yimu firmly believed in their own intuition, so much so that the two sides argued endlessly on arXIV, which made the group of people who really cared about the content of the paper not know how to leave comments to discuss. After all, the questions and doubts that had just been posted were suppressed by the comments of the arguing parties before people had a chance to read them.
In the end, this incident became known to the entire academic circle, and Lin Yimu became completely famous in the academic circle.
However, Lin Yimu himself did not notice these things, because after reading what the teachers had taught in the textbooks this semester, he chose to go to the Academic Affairs Office to apply for a make-up exam, and did not listen to the dean and wait until school starts after the New Year.
Because he had to take a make-up exam and was busy with his new project, Lin Yimu focused all his attention on these two things, so he didn't pay any attention to the movements on arXIV. As a result, the controversy continued until Lin Yimu's submission was published.
When the big names in various fields saw the paper, they immediately called people they knew to inquire about it, and finally asked Professor Zheng.
After listening to his old friend's question, Professor Zheng looked at the paper sent by the other party on the computer and the message below, and confirmed that this was Lin Yimu's paper. He also understood why the other party asked this question.
"This is indeed Xiaomu's paper. I have looked at it for him before. I thought it would cause controversy, but I didn't expect it to be not because of the content of the paper, but because of the signature." Professor Zheng sighed to the person on the other end of the phone.
The person on the other end of the phone heard what Professor Zheng said and laughed unhappily, "Don't give me that. I don't believe you haven't thought of such a scenario. Just the same signature alone, anyone with a keen mind can think of it."
After saying this, the other party's old voice was filled with envy and relief, and he continued, "But to be honest, I envy you for getting such a good seedling. I heard that this child was originally very good in mathematics, and I didn't expect that he is also not far behind in physics! Why don't we have such a good seedling in the University of Science and Technology of China?"
Professor Zheng listened to the old man opposite him sighing with envy, and his heart and face were full of pride.
Fortunately, Jingda acted quickly, otherwise, looking at the current situation, it is not certain who will marry Xiaomu!
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