After thinking for a while, Chen Zhou's eyes fell on the draft paper on the desk again.

If he wants to make the problem of the existence and mass interval hypothesis of the Young-Milles normative field, one of the Millennium Prize puzzles, the main content of his one-hour academic report at the International Conference of Mathematicians.

Then he must seize the time to solve this problem.

Because it is only two months before the International Mathematician Conference to be held in August.

To be precise, it's less than two months.

Because this year's International Mathematician Conference is held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

You know, the time difference between China and Brazil is 11 hours apart!

It is equivalent to one day and one night.

This time difference is a difficult problem that cannot be ignored for anyone.

Although Chen Zhou is an elite among those who stay up late, he dare not ignore this time difference that is reversed day and night.

More importantly, it is not close to Brazil from China.

The time I spent on the road was not a small amount.

After a while, it took several more days.

Thinking of this, Chen Zhou suddenly felt a headache.

Compared with the mathematical conjectures and difficulties that have been solved, Chen Zhou certainly hopes to attend this International Conference of Mathematicians with the answers to the problem of Yang Mills' gauge field existence and mass interval hypothesis.

Although Chen Zhou is not a perfectionist in life.

But academically, he should be considered an absolute perfectionist.

Take the Derbov conjecture and the Goldbach conjecture he chose when he graduated from undergraduate and graduate school.

He felt that only such mathematical conjecture problems could fit his perfect temperament.

Especially when choosing a graduate thesis, Professor Arting told him that he could choose a simple topic to complete the thesis.

He still insisted on the choice of Goldbach's conjecture.

Of course, there is still some difference between an academic perfectionist like Chen Zhou and a perfectionist in general understanding.

Chen Zhou is a requirement for himself and his pursuit of academic topics.

He has such a kind of persistence in completing this topic.

However, this kind of academic perfectionist comes more from Chen Zhou's confidence in himself.

Whether it is when choosing the Derbov conjecture or the Goldbach conjecture.

Chen Zhou always firmly believed that he could solve this world-class conjecture.

Even when he encountered difficulties, he did not think about giving up, but instead sought inspiration from multiple sources and tried to break through this problem.

However, this time, compared with the previous graduation, there are still many differences.

First of all, Chen Zhou's study of the problem of the existence of Yang-Milles gauge field and mass interval hypothesis of the millennium awards has not simply started from a mathematical perspective.

Instead, this problem is put into the entire large gauge field theory and studied.

In this way, the solution to this problem is more involved in the normative field theory.

Secondly, it's a matter of time.

In just less than two months, for one of the seven Millennium Awards puzzles that are oriented towards the 21st century.

Still too short.

Chen Zhou must have the confidence to solve this problem.

It’s just that in such a short time, can this problem be successfully solved.

Chen Zhou was uncertain.

After all, no one can say that math problems are good.

When inspiration comes, it may be just one night, and all the problems will be solved easily.

But when inspiration doesn't come, it may be a lifelong thing...

He took his eyes back from the draft paper on the desk and restrained his thoughts. Chen Zhou put his hands on the keyboard and began to reply to this email from the International Mathematics Alliance.

Chen Zhou finally decided to pursue academic perfectionism.

After all, since his change, this has been done academically.

Since the decision has been made, there is no reason to hesitate anymore.

Chen Zhou quickly tapped the keyboard with both hands and quickly edited the reply email.

However, if the content of this email is to be given up on the mathematicians who were invited, they would probably think that Chen Zhou had given up the opportunity to report an hour.

Because Chen Zhou only told the International Mathematics Alliance that his one-hour academic report will focus on the problems of Yang-Milles' normative field existence and mass interval hypothesis.

As for the specific papers that need to be submitted, there is no one.

Of course, Chen Zhou also promised to submit the papers in the academic report as soon as possible.

However, such a report meeting title that has no specific papers and only one of the Millennium Awards puzzles, anyone who looks at it seems that he has given up the choice of an academic presentation.

Facts also confirm this.

Not long after Chen Zhou replied to the email, he received another email from the International Mathematics Alliance.

This email told Chen Zhou that they accepted the choice of this academic report and only hoped that he would submit his paper as soon as possible.

It is best to give them an accurate time node so that they can prepare in advance.

Looking at the email, Chen Zhou couldn't help feeling helpless.

If he knew the time node, he would have told them a long time ago, and would he wait until they came to ask?

Isn't this because he himself doesn't know when he can solve this math problem...

After thinking about it, Chen Zhou replied: "Just confirm this content, don't ask too much time. I'm still studying it, but don't worry, there will be no shortage of papers."

This is probably the most personal reply among all mathematicians who received the invitation.

Except for Chen Zhou, no mathematician responded to emails like this.

Naturally, no mathematician, like Chen Zhou, chose the content of academic reports.

Even Schultz, who specifically asked Chen Zhou for advice and was known as a German mathematics genius, chose the research content he was most familiar with.

So much so that when the person in charge of contacting Chen Zhou was in charge of the content of the email, he was a little confused.

He only knew that this boss Chen Zhou was indeed quite unique.

But I didn't expect that the boss's personality was so strong.

Without much consideration, I chose a world-class mathematical problem that has not been solved, as the content of my one-hour academic report at the International Mathematician Conference.

Moreover, this problem is one of the seven Millennium Awards problems.

Is this too willful?

Or is he about to solve this problem?

When he thought of this, the person in charge of contacting Chen Zhou from the International Mathematics Alliance subconsciously shook his head.

He remembered that Chen Zhou had just solved the problem of the extremely small model program, and among them, he also solved the problem of neutrino oscillation.

He didn't believe it. In such a short time, Chen Zhou solved such a heavyweight world-class problem.

Even if it was added that the International Mathematician Conference was held, he felt that this was absolutely impossible during the two months.

"Can it be done in two months?"

This man even asked himself such a question three times.

The answers available are impossible.

After thinking about it, this person decided to report this matter and leave it to the International Mathematics Alliance to solve it.

Although he had agreed to Chen Zhou, he could choose this problem as the content of the report.

But that's when the paper has time nodes...
Chapter completed!