Qingyun, she is more willing to infect Ning Qingyun in a gentle way and plant "seeds" in Ning Qingyun's heart so that Ning Qingyun can inherit her "legacy" in his own unique way in the future.

For this reason, the old lady often shared her insights, experiences, and insights from decades of studying mathematics at tea parties, especially her thoughts and understandings about the "Young-Mills equation."

Of course, it seemed that he was sharing it with everyone present, but in fact he was mainly talking to Ning Qingyun, and the conversation targets were mainly Ning Qingyun, Qin Ke, Chen Licheng and others who also benefited a lot from the sidelines.

The old lady also carefully considered that Ning Qingyun was now six months pregnant and had less energy than before. She only shared a small part every day. She was originally scheduled to come for an academic visit for only one week, but week after week, she did not mention leaving.

, is still a regular guest at the "tea party" every day, and it seems that he will not leave until he has taught everything he has learned after graduation.

Although Ning Qingyun and Professor Karen Uhlenbeck are not in the name of masters and disciples, they are actually masters and disciples. Even Academician Tian Jianlan sighed privately: "This Professor Uhlenbeck is really amazing. In order to achieve this goal in the mathematics world,

Gender equality can break the shackles of nationality, skin color and culture, at least I don’t think I can do that.”

Professor Uhlenbeck's painstaking efforts were indeed in vain. At least Ning Qingyun became more and more respectful to her, and even asked Qin Ke in private if he should call Professor Uhlenbeck "teacher".

Qin Ke thought for a while and said: "Don't stick to these etiquettes. We can let the Lime Student Foundation establish two global women's mathematics research awards, one to reward those who have outstanding achievements in mathematics and are over 30 years old.

For a female mathematician, if Professor Uhlenbeck is willing, it will be named after her. It will be called the Karen Uhlenbeck Mathematics Achievement Award. There will be 50 places each year, and each person will be awarded US$100,000; the other one will be called the Youth Award.

The Lemon Mathematics Hope Award is awarded to outstanding young girls majoring in mathematics who are still studying for Ph.D.s. There are the same 100 places every year, and each person is awarded 50,000 US dollars. In this way, just do some modest efforts. Anyway, our

The Lime Student Aid Foundation is not short of money.”

Qin Ke didn't pay much attention to the mere US$10 million annual bonus payout, but he knew that Professor Karen Uhlenbeck was not wealthy and often supported some female mathematicians who were living in poverty. After all, she was engaged in pure mathematics research.

There are still only a few people who can make a lot of money - this way of setting up bonuses should be easier for Professor Uhlenbeck to agree with and accept.
Chapter completed!