"Whenever you want to go out and relax, tell your teacher in advance. I will arrange a tour guide for you to accompany you around Shangjing and have a quick meal at my home!" Thinking that Wu Tong had just arrived in Shangjing and was unfamiliar with the place, Li Yishen made a special invitation.
The children treated her as their teacher, so as a teacher, he had to consider the children's needs. He couldn't stay on campus all the time; he could go out and have a change of mind.
"The teacher has a monkey at home who can't stay at home during holidays." It's a good opportunity for the brat to have more contact with Wu Tong and get some of the other person's talent.
He holds a bachelor's and master's degree from Peking University, a doctorate from Stanford University, and his wife holds a doctorate in economics from Stanford. They are both academic masters, if not geniuses. But they only have one son, and he didn't inherit much of their excellent genes.
He has never solved the mathematical conjecture, and there is a bad boy at home who can't solve it. Sometimes I feel so frustrated when I think about it. Life is hard!
It is only when I see these talented children that I feel that there is still hope in this world!
"You've been tired all day, go to bed early. Call me if you have anything, we'll see you later!" Winter was not far away yet, and it was getting dark early. After Li Yishen gave Wu Tong instructions, he left the dormitory building first.
After seeing Professor Li off, Wu Tong called home and chatted for a while, and sorted his luggage at the same time.
Teacher Jin Yu pointed out to Wu Tong the things to pay attention to when living independently, from eating, to dressing, to traveling... Since the child was not around, she wanted to tell Wu Tong everything she could think of.
The words that seemed endless in her past life, now when she heard them in a different situation, Wu Tong felt that they were heartwarming. She was no longer willing to bear the sorrow of wanting to support her parents but they were no longer there.
As he had just arrived, Wu Tong didn't do much. He just familiarized himself with the environment and then took a rest.
The next morning, Wu Tong started his morning exercises on his small balcony before the sun rose as usual.
Her dormitory is in a good location. The small balcony is facing the sun and is not blocked by the dormitory building in front. The view is wide and can also be exposed to the rising sun.
After a few months of rest, she had come to appreciate the mysteries and benefits of the Chaoyang Ziqi Method. Her health improved, and her complexion was healthy from the inside out. She was full of energy, and no matter how hard she worked, her energy never failed, and her hair remained thick, black, and silky...
In addition, her strength was also increasing. Wu Tong hadn't measured it specifically, but with her current sensitivity to numbers, a weight of over 100 kilograms was not a heavy burden in her hands.
She had secretly tried it before, and was able to lift the sleeping Jin Xin with one hand without much effort. Jin Xin was 1.86 meters tall and weighed about 150 or 160 pounds. It had to be said that this was an amazing discovery, and also a very useful hidden skill for self-protection.
At six o'clock, the sun had fully risen. Wu Tong washed and changed into his clothes, then headed to the cafeteria for breakfast. Unfamiliar with Peking University's cuisine, Wu Tong ordered two steamed buns and a cup of multi-grain soy milk, a surefire basic combo.
After breakfast, Wu Tong went directly to the Peking University Library. Teacher Li had told her the specific location yesterday and also gave her a library card. She could choose to study in the library or borrow books to take back to the dormitory.
Walking on the streets of Peking University in winter, Wu Tong did not have much artistic talent of a poet. He casually browsed the surrounding environment, more to learn the way and familiarize himself with the environment.
The route that Teacher Li gave was very clear. Wu Tong followed the signs and stepped into the huge Peking University Library. The size, facilities, quantity and quality of books in the Peking University Library were all eye-opening for Wu Tong, who came from a poor little county.
There is a rich collection of books here, which are categorized and clearly indicated, and there is also a dedicated study area.
With abundant resources and comfortable conditions, Wu Tong found the mathematics classification area, where there are comprehensive research teaching materials, various mathematics professional books and various paper manuscripts. She found the target book, found a seat nearby and started her study. She was so happy!
For Wu Tong, who gradually became obsessed with mathematics, this place was like a divine treasure.
Wu Tong officially started her study life at Peking University, going only to the library, cafeteria and dormitory, without leaving the campus.
The administrators of the Peking University Library all became familiar with Wu Tong.
She didn't necessarily go to the library every day, but every time she did, she would either arrive early, find a book she was looking for, study in the study area until noon, check it out, go back to her dorm after lunch, and then continue her studies. She would first study in her dorm, thoroughly poring over the book or paper she was working on, then go to the library to borrow a new book and continue studying in the study area until closing time.
Wu Tong was so absorbed in his work that he paid no attention to the outside world. It was usually only when the administrator reminded him that the museum was closing time that he realized.
The librarians on duty couldn't help but sigh that they had been working as librarians for so many years, and it was rare to find someone as devoted to learning as Wu Tong in Peking University, which was full of talented people.
Any teacher or student in such a state of near-madness, unless they were studying like crazy, would not be unknown. And where were they? It was Kyoto University, a place full of geniuses, where studying like crazy was a rare state.
Time slipped by quietly, and Wu Tong's daily study life continued in a routine cycle. She absorbed this rich knowledge resource like a sponge soaking up water, eagerly absorbing it. Her mathematical knowledge tree was also rapidly expanding and filling up.
Wu Tong's eyes became more profound as he studied, and that was the wisdom of knowledge.
It is the Podoniak conjecture that for all natural numbers k, there are infinite prime number pairs (p, p + 2k). When k = 1, it is the twin prime conjecture.
Wu Tong wrote down a few lines of formula on the draft paper.
Let y be the yth prime number, P(y) be the value of the yth prime number, and P(y)^2 be the square of the prime number. This means that the range of prime numbers can be directly determined by being less than or equal to this prime number.
P(y)^2-P(y-1)^2P(y)=11,
P(y)^2=121L(5)=(1/2)*(2/3)*(4/5)*(6/7)*(10/11)=16/77U(5)=(1/2)*(1/3)*(3/5)*(5/7)*(9/11)=27/154P(5)^2-P(5-1)^2=72
The world of mathematics is vast and boundless. As she delved deeper into it, she first came across number theory.
Number theory is a very magical field that has fascinated many people.
The threshold for learning it is very low, and many formulas and theorems can be understood by junior high school students. Countless amateur scientists have been born there. Every year, the number of letters written to the Chinese Academy of Sciences about the famous Goldbach conjecture almost overwhelms the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Amateur scientists all think they've solved world-class problems, solved ultimate conjectures, and feel their talents are being overlooked! But unfortunately, their knowledge isn't enough to even pass the Chinese Academy of Sciences' introductory verification test.
It can be seen that number theory is an area that requires extremely high talent. The reality is cruel. Without a solid foundation and outstanding talent, it is basically impossible to achieve anything in this field!
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