In the library, a day has passed since Chen Zhou got back the experimental data.

According to the progress and data processing results, we can send them to Dean Yang and Senior Sister Peng Jia later today.

It can also be regarded as a adjustment for the next experiment, saving some time.

"Do it!" Chen Zhou stretched and looked around habitually.

But Yang Yiyi was not seen.

"I forgot that Yiyi was in the laboratory..."

Since Dean Yang arranged Yang Yiyi in the laboratory and studied with Peng Jia, Yang Yiyi spent most of her daily life in the laboratory.

Except for the dinner that night of the experiment, he and Yang Yiyi stayed a little longer.

In the past two days, except for morning runs, he has basically never seen Yang Yiyi much.

After retracting his thoughts, Chen Zhou sorted out the data processing results and packaged them to Dean Yang and Peng Jia.

After doing all this, Chen Zhou looked at the time, at 10 o'clock in the morning.

"It's a coincidence that the time point is exactly two days before the experiment begins..." Chen Zhou smiled slightly.

He took out a new piece of draft paper and Chen Zhou wrote out the formula he wrote last time again.

【limn→∞sup(pn1-pn)/(lnpn)2=1】

Kramer conjecture.

A conjecture about the problem of prime interval.

There are many more conjectures about the problem of prime interval.

For example, the famous Mason prime numbers and twin prime numbers can also be attributed to the prime interval problem.

Everyone knows the twin prime guesses, let’s not talk about it.

But we have to mention the distribution law of Mason prime numbers.

Because he was a Chinese mathematician, he expressed the Mason prime numbers in an accurate expression.

This is the internationally famous Zhou family's guess.

This is also the possible gains on that line starting from the Kramer conjecture in Chen Zhou's plan.

As for the significance of studying the prime interval problem?

Chen Zhou felt that the answer from Professor Andrew, a number theorist at the University of Montreal, was the most appropriate.

"The issue of interval between prime numbers is an obvious problem. When talking about prime numbers, this is the first question to ask."

Of course, this is for mathematicians, or, in other words, for everyone who studies number theory.

For more people, breakthroughs in research on prime interval problems will ultimately affect the research of encryption algorithms and are particularly important in the field of information security.

Chen Zhou thought about it and wrote another guess about the problem of prime number interval.

【nlogxloglogxloglogloglogx/(logloglogx)^2】

This is a more gentle conjecture proposed by Aidos based on Rankin's formula, and it is also what Chen Zhou and Yang Yiyi said, the most important breakthrough in the issue of prime number interval in 76 years. In 2014, he was taught by Professor Tao Zhexuan.

and the Love Toast conjecture proved by four other mathematicians.

Here n represents any large number.

However, the prime interval in this conjecture is still smaller than the prime interval in the Kramer conjecture.

The reason Chen Zhou wrote this conjecture was because he wanted to try to break through the Kramer conjecture based on the proof of Tao Zhexuan and others' Aitas conjecture.

After all, you can stand on the shoulders of a giant and look at it and you will know what the scenery is like at a high place.

Chen Zhou immediately searched on the computer for literature on Professor Tao Zhexuan and others who proved the Aitaas conjecture.

In the following days, Chen Zhou spent all the rest of his time studying physics teaching materials, except for the necessary time, and spent all his time on Kramer's conjecture.

However, the method of establishing large prime intervals to prove the Aitas conjecture does not seem to be suitable for the solution of the Kramer conjecture.

Chen Zhou's work has achieved little success.

Putting down his pen, Chen Zhou stretched and looked at the location beside him, but Yang Yiyi was still not there.

Chen Zhou thought, should I go to the laboratory for a walk?

Since he sent the results of the experimental data to Dean Yang and Peng Jia, there has been no news.

Dean Yang never looked for him.

"Um?"

Chen Zhou took out his cell phone and took a look at Dean Yang's phone number.

I really want to come whatever I want.

Chen Zhou left the self-study area, pressed to answer Jian, and asked politely: "Dean Yang, what's wrong?"

President Yang said: "Are you free in the afternoon? The new experiment is ready and starts until 3:00 this afternoon."

Chen Zhou was slightly stunned. He remembered the experiment time that Dean Yang mentioned last time. It was obviously next month. Why did this suddenly get so much ahead of time?

What Chen Zhou didn't know was that this was all because of his processing of experimental data.

"Hey, are you listening?" Dean Yang's voice came again.

Chen Zhou hurriedly replied: "If you have time, I'll go to your office first?"

President Yang said: "No, you just go to the laboratory and bring your work permit."

Chen Zhou: "Okay."

After saying that, the phone hung up.

Chen Zhou put away his mobile phone and prepared to return to the self-study area.

As a result, another phone call came in.

The phone number shows [Professor Wu Xiping].

Unlike Dean Yang, Chen Zhou heard Wu Xiping's anxious voice as soon as the phone was connected: "Where are you kids? Is there anything wrong? Come to my office for a while, hurry!"

When Chen Zhou heard this, he guessed what was going on.

After replying, the phone hung up.

When he walked to the self-study area and sat down, Chen Zhou did not rush to Wu Xiping's office. Instead, he opened his browser, entered the official website of Journal of Mathematics, and after logging in, he found the submission page and took a look.

"really!"

...

Wu Xiping's office.

After Chen Zhou knocked on the door, he walked in.

Along the way, he was wondering, why is this time so fast?

This speed of writing and publishing has completely refreshed his cognition.

Little did he know that although Chen Zhou was not in a hurry, Hafede, the editor of Journal of Mathematics, was very anxious.

After receiving peer review opinions from all academic experts, Hafeld quickly arranged Chen Zhou's paper in the latest issue of Journal of Mathematics.

As Chen Zhou walked into the office, for a moment, everyone's eyes in the office focused on him.

Wu Xiping greeted, "You kid, you're doing big things in silence! Come here quickly!"

Chen Zhou touched his nose, and what he said was not a big deal.

When Chen Zhou walked to Wu Xiping's desk, he was about to turn around and move a bench, but found that the bench had been moved over.

Chen Zhou glanced at the warm-hearted senior and said, "Thank you."

The graduate student led by Wu Xiping hurriedly said, "Don't be polite, please sit down by your boss!"

Chen Zhou looked at the senior again, and the smiling senior was quite amused and crying.

After sitting down on the stool, Chen Zhou noticed that the latest issue of "Journal of Mathematics" was placed on Wu Xiping's table.

Under Chen Zhou's attention, Wu Xiping opened the Journal of Mathematics and turned to the first page.

Then, he handed it to Chen Zhou.

The paper published on this first page is Chen Zhou's article "Research on the computing characteristics of hail conjecture and proof of hail conjecture".

"Magic proof! You turn to the end of the paper." Wu Xiping said.

Upon hearing this, Chen Zhou turned to the last page of the paper, which was a comment from the editor-in-chief of Journal of Mathematics.

It's exactly-
Chapter completed!