St. Petersburg First State Hospital.
His cheeks gradually became hot, and he finally couldn't pretend it anymore. His sapphire-like eyes opened completely, and he averted his gaze with a bit of embarrassment.
"Okay, let's end this topic here. I said, these are not trivial matters worthy of apology. Why not talk about something happy?"
"Anyway, back to business, I have proven the Riemann Hypothesis."
Lying on the flawless white hospital bed was a girl with a haggard face. Her beautiful blond hair had lost its former luster and was even losing its original color.
"real?"
There is only one person in a million who possesses both.
However, that beautiful sleeping face was peaceful.
If everything started because of mathematics, then ending here can be regarded as repaying the gift of mathematics to her.
Lu Zhou: "Is there anything else?"
“The universe is never friendly to geniuses who see unusual worlds.”
Because he already knew what she wanted to say and the so-called tenderness she could express.
Lying on the flawless white hospital bed was a girl with a haggard face. Her beautiful blond hair had lost its former luster and was even losing its original color.
After clearing his throat, Lu Zhou glanced at the paper in his hand and continued.
Lying on the flawless white hospital bed was a girl with a haggard face. Her beautiful blond hair had lost its former luster and was even losing its original color.
Sitting next to the hospital bed, Lu Zhou held a thick book with a cowhide cover in his hand, reading it softly in a steady voice as if reading a bedtime story.
"According to the description of his best friend during his lifetime, Dedekind, until the day before his death, he was still sitting under a fruit tree and conducting unfinished exploration. He wrote in his memoirs-"
"Whether the person who finally proves it can become immortal or not, one thing is certain, history will remember all the pilgrims holding torches on this pilgrimage road. The glory of taking off the crown may only belong to the person who reaches the end. But the glory of the human mind never belongs to just one person..."
"Although the eight-page paper from the small town of Breslenz in the Kingdom of Hanover to the Berlin Academy of Sciences completely changed mathematics for the next century and a half, the God he believed in did not grant him eternal life."
"Almost the same as the ill-fated Abel, this great mathematician only lived a short life of 39 years, 10 months and 3 days, and died on July 20, 1866 in a lakeside town in Italy. .”
"It's not something that needs an apology."
"... It seems to be off topic."
"Although the eight-page paper from the small town of Breslenz in the Kingdom of Hanover to the Berlin Academy of Sciences completely changed mathematics for the next century and a half, the God he believed in did not grant him eternal life."
"I will tell you, but before that, please calm down. Otherwise, I'm afraid this beautiful lady will kick me out of here before I even speak."
"sorry… "
"Then... you can always show it to me."
"Come to Beijing with me."
"Weil suffered from hope to despair almost throughout the second half of his life. In 1959, Nash's speech at Columbia University announcing the proof of the Riemann Hypothesis was regarded as the beginning of his schizophrenia. In the 1970s, Riemann Mann's conjecture is regarded as the direct reason why Grothendieck ran away from home and lived in seclusion for decades... "
"Can you read it to me?"
"Yes," Lu Zhou nodded, as if by magic, he took out a stack of papers from his arms, shook it gently in his hand, and continued in a story-telling tone, "The previous story was just Halfway through, all the threads came together in the mind of a genius, thanks to the inspiration of a beautiful lady.”
"Almost the same as the ill-fated Abel, this great mathematician only lived a short life of 39 years, 10 months and 3 days, and died on July 20, 1866 in a lakeside town in Italy. .”
Vera spoke weakly and whispered her request.
"sorry… "
His cheeks gradually became hot, and he finally couldn't pretend it anymore. His sapphire-like eyes opened completely, and he averted his gaze with a bit of embarrassment.
Lu Zhou: "I probably discovered it when I read Professor Riemann's story."
Those slender little hands clenched the sheets tightly. She subconsciously wanted to stand up from the hospital bed, but because she was too weak, she finally failed and just said with trembling lips.
The girl lying flat on the bed had her eyelashes trembling slightly.
"According to the description of his best friend during his lifetime, Dedekind, until the day before his death, he was still sitting under a fruit tree and conducting unfinished exploration. He wrote in his memoirs-"
She is very grateful that mathematics changed her destiny. The gold medal in the IMO competition allowed her to get an offer from Berkeley, which allowed her to stay away from that bleak childhood, get rid of that bad family and a small town full of bad memories, and Met so many good people…
St. Petersburg First State Hospital.
"It's okay, tell me! How did you solve the problem that the curve Re(s)=1-c/ln[|Im(s)|+2] is infinitely close to Re(s)=1 when Im(s)→∞ The problem? I tried many methods, but nothing—"
"Unless you promise me one thing, after that thing is completed, whether you want to read it yourself or want me to read it to you, I will satisfy you."
"When the last moment came, he did not struggle or convulse before death, but seemed to watch the separation of soul and body with great interest. His wife brought him bread and wine, and he asked her He paid tribute to the family and said to her: Kiss our child. She recited a prayer for him, and he himself could no longer speak. When she read the words of forgiveness of our sins, his eyes were devoutly raised to the sky. She felt his hands gradually getting colder, and after taking a few breaths, his pure and noble heart stopped beating... "
"Weil suffered from hope to despair almost throughout the second half of his life. In 1959, Nash's speech at Columbia University announcing the proof of the Riemann Hypothesis was regarded as the beginning of his schizophrenia. In the 1970s, Riemann Mann's conjecture is regarded as the direct reason why Grothendieck ran away from home and lived in seclusion for decades... "
"At this moment, the unfinished exploration has finally come to an end. No matter how many bumps and twists this century-long journey is full of, in fact, at the moment we cross the finish line, the scenery we see is generally the same. The only difference is , is a gift from the universe that we can get from it, each one is unique.”
After hearing this, Vera raised her head, looked at him and continued.
"Then... you can always show it to me."
“The universe is never friendly to geniuses who see unusual worlds.”
St. Petersburg First State Hospital.
Vera spoke weakly and whispered her request.
"When did you wake up?"
"I will tell you, but before that, please calm down. Otherwise, I'm afraid this beautiful lady will kick me out of here before I even speak."
The nurse standing next to her raised her chin with a serious look on her face, but perhaps because of the words "beautiful lady", the corners of her mouth unconsciously raised.
Genius is the patent of a few people, and the courage and perseverance to not succumb to fate are qualities possessed by a few talents.
Sitting next to the hospital bed, Lu Zhou held a thick book with a cowhide cover in his hand, reading it softly in a steady voice as if reading a bedtime story.
However, although he said these words lightly, almost the moment he said these words, the air in the ward became quiet in an instant.
"Weil suffered from hope to despair almost throughout the second half of his life. In 1959, Nash's speech at Columbia University announcing the proof of the Riemann Hypothesis was regarded as the beginning of his schizophrenia. In the 1970s, Riemann Mann's conjecture is regarded as the direct reason why Grothendieck ran away from home and lived in seclusion for decades... "
As if he expected Vera to say this, Lu Zhou raised his right hand to signal her not to get excited.
There was grievance written in those sapphire eyes, and his voice became softer.
"...Happy things?"
"Come to Beijing with me."
Sitting next to the hospital bed, Lu Zhou held a thick book with a cowhide cover in his hand, reading it softly in a steady voice as if reading a bedtime story.
"Can you read it to me?"
"...However, it is precisely because of these great sacrifices that we can bring the scenery invisible to ordinary people from God's back garden to the world."
"I understand, but there are some things that you don't have to shoulder alone."
Lu Zhou: "No way."
"At this moment, the unfinished exploration has finally come to an end. No matter how many bumps and twists this century-long journey is full of, in fact, at the moment we cross the finish line, the scenery we see is generally the same. The only difference is , is a gift from the universe that we can get from it, each one is unique.”
Seeing Vera's little movements, Lu Zhou couldn't help but smile, put the book in his hand on the bedside table, and said.
"that… "
However, Vera didn't pay attention to what the nurse was saying. She couldn't wait to interrupt her, looked at Lu Zhou with excited eyes, and spoke quickly.
Sitting next to the hospital bed, Lu Zhou held a thick book with a cowhide cover in his hand, reading it softly in a steady voice as if reading a bedtime story.
After taking a deep breath, Vera spoke incoherently in a slightly apologetic voice.
"Whether the person who finally proves it can become immortal or not, one thing is certain, history will remember all the pilgrims holding torches on this pilgrimage road. The glory of taking off the crown may only belong to the person who reaches the end. But the glory of the human mind never belongs to just one person..."
"No, I want to say, I'm sorry... my report will be messed up..."
Vera opened her mouth, trying to explain that she didn't mean to hide it, but at this point, the doctor had already informed her of the funeral arrangements. She really didn't want the people around her to suffer the countdown to life with her.
The girl lying flat on the bed had her eyelashes trembling slightly.
His cheeks gradually became hot, and he finally couldn't pretend it anymore. His sapphire-like eyes opened completely, and he averted his gaze with a bit of embarrassment.
"According to the description of his best friend during his lifetime, Dedekind, until the day before his death, he was still sitting under a fruit tree and conducting unfinished exploration. He wrote in his memoirs-"
Lu Zhou: "No."
"… whats the matter."
"If this is the case, then there is no need for you to be sorry. You have already done a good job. Most of the scholars present, even me, if I were in the same position as you, I may not be able to do better than you.”
Looking at the little girl with sincere eyes, Lu Zhou smiled lightly and said in a comforting tone.
Life was destined to end from the moment it began. For her, this day just came a little early.
“The universe is never friendly to geniuses who see unusual worlds.”
Lu Zhou keenly captured this scene from the corner of his eye. He stopped reading, gently closed the book in his hand, and turned his gaze to the pretty face that made people feel distressed.
Lu Zhou keenly captured this scene from the corner of his eye. He stopped reading, gently closed the book in his hand, and turned his gaze to the pretty face that made people feel distressed.
Looking at Wei La who lowered his head, Lu Zhou said nonchalantly.
Looking at the little girl with sincere eyes, Lu Zhou smiled lightly and said in a comforting tone.
"... It seems to be off topic."
"Why?"
Perhaps what she was really afraid of was not the sickle that Death had placed on her neck, but the people who cared about her and endured such suffering with her in her last days.
Under the little girl's eager gaze, Lu Zhou finally made up his mind, restrained the urge to share this joy with her immediately, and put away the paper in his hand.
The room suddenly became quiet.
His cheeks gradually became hot, and he finally couldn't pretend it anymore. His sapphire-like eyes opened completely, and he averted his gaze with a bit of embarrassment.
"At this moment, the unfinished exploration has finally come to an end. No matter how many bumps and twists this century-long journey is full of, in fact, at the moment we cross the finish line, the scenery we see is generally the same. The only difference is , is a gift from the universe that we can get from it, each one is unique.”
Lu Zhou: "Is there anything else?"
Because he already knew what she wanted to say and the so-called tenderness she could express.
As if he was curious as to why the man sitting next to the bed didn't continue reading, his sapphire-like eyes secretly opened a crack, but they faced Lu Zhou directly.
At least in the last moments, she could still enjoy the warmth she had never felt before.
Lu Zhou: "No."
For this alone, she could already be proud.
With confusion written in her eyes, Vera spoke.
"It's not something that needs an apology."
There was grievance written in those sapphire eyes, and his voice became softer.
Looking at Vera whose expression was stagnant, Lu Zhou smiled and continued in a relaxed tone.
His cheeks gradually became hot, and he finally couldn't pretend it anymore. His sapphire-like eyes opened completely, and he averted his gaze with a bit of embarrassment.
"sorry… "
This ending doesn't seem bad, does it
"I will tell you, but before that, please calm down. Otherwise, I'm afraid this beautiful lady will kick me out of here before I even speak."
"... It seems to be off topic."
Lu Zhou nodded and said.
Seeing Vera's little movements, Lu Zhou couldn't help but smile, put the book in his hand on the bedside table, and said.
"No, I want to say, I'm sorry... my report will be messed up..."
Emotions are contagious.
His cheeks gradually became hot, and he finally couldn't pretend it anymore. His sapphire-like eyes opened completely, and he averted his gaze with a bit of embarrassment.
After hearing what Lu Zhou said, Vera finally calmed down and sat down on the hospital bed obediently. But the thirst for knowledge that filled her pupils still exposed the restless excitement in her heart.
Lu Zhou: "I probably discovered it when I read Professor Riemann's story."
Staring into those sapphire eyes, Lu Zhou said in a serious tone.
"When did you wake up?"
And, the one she loves.
"...I'm sorry that I kept hiding this from you. When I received the doctor's diagnosis, I felt...as if the whole world had collapsed."
Her cheeks were slightly red, and Vera was a little embarrassed and said, "Did you notice?"
Lu Zhou: "No."
"It's not something that needs an apology."
"It's okay, tell me! How did you solve the problem that the curve Re(s)=1-c/ln[|Im(s)|+2] is infinitely close to Re(s)=1 when Im(s)→∞ The problem? I tried many methods, but nothing—"
"According to the description of his best friend during his lifetime, Dedekind, until the day before his death, he was still sitting under a fruit tree and conducting unfinished exploration. He wrote in his memoirs-"
"Okay, let's end this topic here. I said, these are not trivial matters worthy of apology. Why not talk about something happy?"
"... It seems to be off topic."
Lu Zhou: "I probably discovered it when I read Professor Riemann's story."
"Okay, let's end this topic here. I said, these are not trivial matters worthy of apology. Why not talk about something happy?"
The girl lying flat on the bed had her eyelashes trembling slightly.
"If this is the case, then there is no need for you to be sorry. You have already done a good job. Most of the scholars present, even me, if I were in the same position as you, I may not be able to do better than you.”
However, Vera didn't pay attention to what the nurse was saying. She couldn't wait to interrupt her, looked at Lu Zhou with excited eyes, and spoke quickly.
"sorry… "
"Why?"
"At this moment, the unfinished exploration has finally come to an end. No matter how many bumps and twists this century-long journey is full of, in fact, at the moment we cross the finish line, the scenery we see is generally the same. The only difference is , is a gift from the universe that we can get from it, each one is unique.”
Lu Zhou: "No."
Her cheeks were slightly red, and Vera was a little embarrassed and said, "Did you notice?"
"Then... you can always show it to me."
Looking at Wei La who lowered his head, Lu Zhou said nonchalantly.
The room suddenly became quiet.
I don’t know why, but seeing him like this, Vera felt quietly relieved.
"Then... you can always show it to me."
There is nothing to be sad about that which cannot be changed.
"...However, it is precisely because of these great sacrifices that we can bring the scenery invisible to ordinary people from God's back garden to the world."
"It's not something that needs an apology."
"It's not something that needs an apology."
"Almost the same as the ill-fated Abel, this great mathematician only lived a short life of 39 years, 10 months and 3 days, and died on July 20, 1866 in a lakeside town in Italy. .”
Lu Zhou: "No way."
After taking a deep breath, Vera spoke incoherently in a slightly apologetic voice.
I don’t know why, but seeing him like this, Vera felt quietly relieved.
"I'll tell you when we get there."
After hearing this, Vera raised her head, looked at him and continued.
Under the little girl's eager gaze, Lu Zhou finally made up his mind, restrained the urge to share this joy with her immediately, and put away the paper in his hand.
"...I'm sorry that I kept hiding this from you. When I received the doctor's diagnosis, I felt...as if the whole world had collapsed."
"...I'm sorry that I kept hiding this from you. When I received the doctor's diagnosis, I felt...as if the whole world had collapsed."
"... It seems to be off topic."
"… whats the matter."
"No, I want to say, I'm sorry... my report will be messed up..."
Lu Zhou nodded and said.
Lying on the flawless white hospital bed was a girl with a haggard face. Her beautiful blond hair had lost its former luster and was even losing its original color.
Vera spoke weakly and whispered her request.
The air suddenly fell into silence.
Looking at Wei La who lowered his head, Lu Zhou said nonchalantly.
"Why?"
"I'll tell you when we get there."
Looking at the little girl with sincere eyes, Lu Zhou smiled lightly and said in a comforting tone.
"... It seems to be off topic."
Genius is the patent of a few people, and the courage and perseverance to not succumb to fate are qualities possessed by a few talents.
Lu Zhou: "No."
The nurse standing next to her raised her chin with a serious look on her face, but perhaps because of the words "beautiful lady", the corners of her mouth unconsciously raised.
"When did you wake up?"
Although the academic community has not commented on his paper yet, since even future people or higher civilizations have recognized his research, there should be no big problem.
"If this is the case, then there is no need for you to be sorry. You have already done a good job. Most of the scholars present, even me, if I were in the same position as you, I may not be able to do better than you.”
There was grievance written in those sapphire eyes, and his voice became softer.
After taking a deep breath, Vera spoke incoherently in a slightly apologetic voice.
"Okay, let's end this topic here. I said, these are not trivial matters worthy of apology. Why not talk about something happy?"
Lu Zhou: "Is there anything else?"
As for the promise of the Philippine Prize, it actually doesn’t matter anymore.
Because he already knew what she wanted to say and the so-called tenderness she could express.
With confusion written in her eyes, Vera spoke.
Sitting next to the hospital bed, Lu Zhou held a thick book with a cowhide cover in his hand, reading it softly in a steady voice as if reading a bedtime story.
Genius is the patent of a few people, and the courage and perseverance to not succumb to fate are qualities possessed by a few talents.
With confusion written in her eyes, Vera spoke.
"Okay, let's end this topic here. I said, these are not trivial matters worthy of apology. Why not talk about something happy?"
Because he already knew what she wanted to say and the so-called tenderness she could express.
Perhaps what she was really afraid of was not the sickle that Death had placed on her neck, but the people who cared about her and endured such suffering with her in her last days.
However, Vera didn't pay attention to what the nurse was saying. She couldn't wait to interrupt her, looked at Lu Zhou with excited eyes, and spoke quickly.
The sound of the gears undulating gently was like counting down the seconds left in a young life.
As if he was curious as to why the man sitting next to the bed didn't continue reading, his sapphire-like eyes secretly opened a crack, but they faced Lu Zhou directly.
However, that beautiful sleeping face was peaceful.
There is only one person in a million who possesses both.
If everything started because of mathematics, then ending here can be regarded as repaying the gift of mathematics to her.
The air suddenly fell into silence.
"I understand, but there are some things that you don't have to shoulder alone."
"Although the eight-page paper from the small town of Breslenz in the Kingdom of Hanover to the Berlin Academy of Sciences completely changed mathematics for the next century and a half, the God he believed in did not grant him eternal life."
"...However, it is precisely because of these great sacrifices that we can bring the scenery invisible to ordinary people from God's back garden to the world."
For this alone, she could already be proud.
"Almost the same as the ill-fated Abel, this great mathematician only lived a short life of 39 years, 10 months and 3 days, and died on July 20, 1866 in a lakeside town in Italy. .”
As if he was curious as to why the man sitting next to the bed didn't continue reading, his sapphire-like eyes secretly opened a crack, but they faced Lu Zhou directly.
The air suddenly fell into silence.
"...However, it is precisely because of these great sacrifices that we can bring the scenery invisible to ordinary people from God's back garden to the world."
As for the promise of the Philippine Prize, it actually doesn’t matter anymore.
His cheeks gradually became hot, and he finally couldn't pretend it anymore. His sapphire-like eyes opened completely, and he averted his gaze with a bit of embarrassment.
Life was destined to end from the moment it began. For her, this day just came a little early.
The only sound in the room was the quiet second hand of the clock on the wall.
There is nothing to be sad about that which cannot be changed.
Vera opened her mouth, trying to explain that she didn't mean to hide it, but at this point, the doctor had already informed her of the funeral arrangements. She really didn't want the people around her to suffer the countdown to life with her.
The sound of the gears undulating gently was like counting down the seconds left in a young life.
"Although the eight-page paper from the small town of Breslenz in the Kingdom of Hanover to the Berlin Academy of Sciences completely changed mathematics for the next century and a half, the God he believed in did not grant him eternal life."
"I'll tell you when we get there."
Lu Zhou: "I probably discovered it when I read Professor Riemann's story."
Those slender little hands clenched the sheets tightly. She subconsciously wanted to stand up from the hospital bed, but because she was too weak, she finally failed and just said with trembling lips.
However, Lu Zhou, who was sitting next to her, acted as if he didn't know anything and didn't even show much sadness or sadness.
Lying on the flawless white hospital bed was a girl with a haggard face. Her beautiful blond hair had lost its former luster and was even losing its original color.
She is very grateful that mathematics changed her destiny. The gold medal in the IMO competition allowed her to get an offer from Berkeley, which allowed her to stay away from that bleak childhood, get rid of that bad family and a small town full of bad memories, and Met so many good people…
I don’t know why, but seeing him like this, Vera felt quietly relieved.
As if he was curious as to why the man sitting next to the bed didn't continue reading, his sapphire-like eyes secretly opened a crack, but they faced Lu Zhou directly.
"It's okay, tell me! How did you solve the problem that the curve Re(s)=1-c/ln[|Im(s)|+2] is infinitely close to Re(s)=1 when Im(s)→∞ The problem? I tried many methods, but nothing—"
Lu Zhou: "Is there anything else?"
However, that beautiful sleeping face was peaceful.
"It's not something that needs an apology."
Emotions are contagious.
After hearing this, Vera raised her head, looked at him and continued.
Seeing the patient's violent reaction, the nurse who had been standing by without saying a word quickly stepped forward to hold her shoulders, looked back at Lu Zhou and complained: "Sir, if you really care about this lady's body, For the sake of her, please don’t say anything that irritates her. Otherwise, out of consideration for the patient’s health, we can only ask you to leave—”
There is only one person in a million who possesses both.
Those bright eyes gradually enlarged and were gradually filled with a layer of excited mist.
As for the promise of the Philippine Prize, it actually doesn’t matter anymore.
There is only one person in a million who possesses both.
Perhaps what she was really afraid of was not the sickle that Death had placed on her neck, but the people who cared about her and endured such suffering with her in her last days.
There is only one person in a million who possesses both.
Seeing the patient's violent reaction, the nurse who had been standing by without saying a word quickly stepped forward to hold her shoulders, looked back at Lu Zhou and complained: "Sir, if you really care about this lady's body, For the sake of her, please don’t say anything that irritates her. Otherwise, out of consideration for the patient’s health, we can only ask you to leave—”
Lu Zhou: "I probably discovered it when I read Professor Riemann's story."
"Okay, let's end this topic here. I said, these are not trivial matters worthy of apology. Why not talk about something happy?"
After taking a deep breath, Vera spoke incoherently in a slightly apologetic voice.
The sound of the gears undulating gently was like counting down the seconds left in a young life.
There is nothing to be sad about that which cannot be changed.
There is nothing to be sad about that which cannot be changed.
If everything started because of mathematics, then ending here can be regarded as repaying the gift of mathematics to her.
Looking at Wei La who lowered his head, Lu Zhou said nonchalantly.
However, Vera didn't pay attention to what the nurse was saying. She couldn't wait to interrupt her, looked at Lu Zhou with excited eyes, and spoke quickly.
But Lu Zhou didn't give her a chance to explain.
"I will tell you, but before that, please calm down. Otherwise, I'm afraid this beautiful lady will kick me out of here before I even speak."
Looking at the little girl with sincere eyes, Lu Zhou smiled lightly and said in a comforting tone.
Life was destined to end from the moment it began. For her, this day just came a little early.
"I understand, but there are some things that you don't have to shoulder alone."
St. Petersburg First State Hospital.
Those slender little hands clenched the sheets tightly. She subconsciously wanted to stand up from the hospital bed, but because she was too weak, she finally failed and just said with trembling lips.
However, Vera didn't pay attention to what the nurse was saying. She couldn't wait to interrupt her, looked at Lu Zhou with excited eyes, and spoke quickly.
The room suddenly became quiet.
Lu Zhou: "No."
She is very grateful that mathematics changed her destiny. The gold medal in the IMO competition allowed her to get an offer from Berkeley, which allowed her to stay away from that bleak childhood, get rid of that bad family and a small town full of bad memories, and Met so many good people…
"Thanks to your help, I finally figured out some things that I couldn't figure out originally. And all your questions can be answered in this paper."
"Although the eight-page paper from the small town of Breslenz in the Kingdom of Hanover to the Berlin Academy of Sciences completely changed mathematics for the next century and a half, the God he believed in did not grant him eternal life."
Under the little girl's eager gaze, Lu Zhou finally made up his mind, restrained the urge to share this joy with her immediately, and put away the paper in his hand.
"Almost the same as the ill-fated Abel, this great mathematician only lived a short life of 39 years, 10 months and 3 days, and died on July 20, 1866 in a lakeside town in Italy. .”
Seeing the patient's violent reaction, the nurse who had been standing by without saying a word quickly stepped forward to hold her shoulders, looked back at Lu Zhou and complained: "Sir, if you really care about this lady's body, For the sake of her, please don’t say anything that irritates her. Otherwise, out of consideration for the patient’s health, we can only ask you to leave—”
"It's okay, tell me! How did you solve the problem that the curve Re(s)=1-c/ln[|Im(s)|+2] is infinitely close to Re(s)=1 when Im(s)→∞ The problem? I tried many methods, but nothing—"
"When did you wake up?"
And, the one she loves.
"Yes," Lu Zhou nodded, as if by magic, he took out a stack of papers from his arms, shook it gently in his hand, and continued in a story-telling tone, "The previous story was just Halfway through, all the threads came together in the mind of a genius, thanks to the inspiration of a beautiful lady.”
"that… "
"that… "
"I'll tell you when we get there."
If everything started because of mathematics, then ending here can be regarded as repaying the gift of mathematics to her.
"that… "
Vera spoke weakly and whispered her request.
"When did you wake up?"
"Why?"
Seeing the patient's violent reaction, the nurse who had been standing by without saying a word quickly stepped forward to hold her shoulders, looked back at Lu Zhou and complained: "Sir, if you really care about this lady's body, For the sake of her, please don’t say anything that irritates her. Otherwise, out of consideration for the patient’s health, we can only ask you to leave—”
This ending doesn't seem bad, does it
After hearing what Lu Zhou said, Vera finally calmed down and sat down on the hospital bed obediently. But the thirst for knowledge that filled her pupils still exposed the restless excitement in her heart.
"I'll tell you when we get there."
The sound of the gears undulating gently was like counting down the seconds left in a young life.
As if he expected Vera to say this, Lu Zhou raised his right hand to signal her not to get excited.
"sorry… "
Seeing the patient's violent reaction, the nurse who had been standing by without saying a word quickly stepped forward to hold her shoulders, looked back at Lu Zhou and complained: "Sir, if you really care about this lady's body, For the sake of her, please don’t say anything that irritates her. Otherwise, out of consideration for the patient’s health, we can only ask you to leave—”
"...However, it is precisely because of these great sacrifices that we can bring the scenery invisible to ordinary people from God's back garden to the world."
There is nothing to be sad about that which cannot be changed.
At least in the last moments, she could still enjoy the warmth she had never felt before.
The air suddenly fell into silence.
Those bright eyes gradually enlarged and were gradually filled with a layer of excited mist.
After clearing his throat, Lu Zhou glanced at the paper in his hand and continued.
Opening her eyes in disbelief, Vera looked at Lu Zhou and said incomprehensively.
Because he already knew what she wanted to say and the so-called tenderness she could express.
Because he already knew what she wanted to say and the so-called tenderness she could express.
As for the promise of the Philippine Prize, it actually doesn’t matter anymore.
Lu Zhou keenly captured this scene from the corner of his eye. He stopped reading, gently closed the book in his hand, and turned his gaze to the pretty face that made people feel distressed.
"...However, it is precisely because of these great sacrifices that we can bring the scenery invisible to ordinary people from God's back garden to the world."
Life was destined to end from the moment it began. For her, this day just came a little early.
"that… "
After taking a deep breath, Vera spoke incoherently in a slightly apologetic voice.
The nurse standing next to her raised her chin with a serious look on her face, but perhaps because of the words "beautiful lady", the corners of her mouth unconsciously raised.
The nurse standing next to her raised her chin with a serious look on her face, but perhaps because of the words "beautiful lady", the corners of her mouth unconsciously raised.
"that… "
Vera opened her mouth, trying to explain that she didn't mean to hide it, but at this point, the doctor had already informed her of the funeral arrangements. She really didn't want the people around her to suffer the countdown to life with her.
Opening her eyes in disbelief, Vera looked at Lu Zhou and said incomprehensively.
But Lu Zhou didn't give her a chance to explain.
After clearing his throat, Lu Zhou glanced at the paper in his hand and continued.
Lu Zhou: "Is there anything else?"
Lu Zhou: "I probably discovered it when I read Professor Riemann's story."
"Okay, let's end this topic here. I said, these are not trivial matters worthy of apology. Why not talk about something happy?"
After taking a deep breath, Vera spoke incoherently in a slightly apologetic voice.
However, Lu Zhou, who was sitting next to her, acted as if he didn't know anything and didn't even show much sadness or sadness.
"When the last moment came, he did not struggle or convulse before death, but seemed to watch the separation of soul and body with great interest. His wife brought him bread and wine, and he asked her He paid tribute to the family and said to her: Kiss our child. She recited a prayer for him, and he himself could no longer speak. When she read the words of forgiveness of our sins, his eyes were devoutly raised to the sky. She felt his hands gradually getting colder, and after taking a few breaths, his pure and noble heart stopped beating... "
"that… "
"...I'm sorry that I kept hiding this from you. When I received the doctor's diagnosis, I felt...as if the whole world had collapsed."
Sitting next to the hospital bed, Lu Zhou held a thick book with a cowhide cover in his hand, reading it softly in a steady voice as if reading a bedtime story.
And, the one she loves.
Lu Zhou nodded and said.
There is only one person in a million who possesses both.
As if he was curious as to why the man sitting next to the bed didn't continue reading, his sapphire-like eyes secretly opened a crack, but they faced Lu Zhou directly.
"Thanks to your help, I finally figured out some things that I couldn't figure out originally. And all your questions can be answered in this paper."
As for the promise of the Philippine Prize, it actually doesn’t matter anymore.
"...I'm sorry that I kept hiding this from you. When I received the doctor's diagnosis, I felt...as if the whole world had collapsed."
"I understand, but there are some things that you don't have to shoulder alone."
Opening her eyes in disbelief, Vera looked at Lu Zhou and said incomprehensively.
"I understand, but there are some things that you don't have to shoulder alone."
"that… "
"Anyway, back to business, I have proven the Riemann Hypothesis."
Staring into those sapphire eyes, Lu Zhou said in a serious tone.
At least in the last moments, she could still enjoy the warmth she had never felt before.
"...However, it is precisely because of these great sacrifices that we can bring the scenery invisible to ordinary people from God's back garden to the world."
Vera opened her mouth, trying to explain that she didn't mean to hide it, but at this point, the doctor had already informed her of the funeral arrangements. She really didn't want the people around her to suffer the countdown to life with her.
"Although the eight-page paper from the small town of Breslenz in the Kingdom of Hanover to the Berlin Academy of Sciences completely changed mathematics for the next century and a half, the God he believed in did not grant him eternal life."
Looking at the little girl with sincere eyes, Lu Zhou smiled lightly and said in a comforting tone.
Lu Zhou: "I probably discovered it when I read Professor Riemann's story."
But Lu Zhou didn't give her a chance to explain.
At least in the last moments, she could still enjoy the warmth she had never felt before.
After clearing his throat, Lu Zhou glanced at the paper in his hand and continued.
"... It seems to be off topic."
Lu Zhou: "I probably discovered it when I read Professor Riemann's story."
Because he already knew what she wanted to say and the so-called tenderness she could express.
St. Petersburg First State Hospital.
She is very grateful that mathematics changed her destiny. The gold medal in the IMO competition allowed her to get an offer from Berkeley, which allowed her to stay away from that bleak childhood, get rid of that bad family and a small town full of bad memories, and Met so many good people…
Although the academic community has not commented on his paper yet, since even future people or higher civilizations have recognized his research, there should be no big problem.
“The universe is never friendly to geniuses who see unusual worlds.”
"Okay, let's end this topic here. I said, these are not trivial matters worthy of apology. Why not talk about something happy?"
"It's not something that needs an apology."
For this alone, she could already be proud.
The room suddenly became quiet.
Lying on the flawless white hospital bed was a girl with a haggard face. Her beautiful blond hair had lost its former luster and was even losing its original color.
As if he expected Vera to say this, Lu Zhou raised his right hand to signal her not to get excited.
Her cheeks were slightly red, and Vera was a little embarrassed and said, "Did you notice?"
The only sound in the room was the quiet second hand of the clock on the wall.
Those slender little hands clenched the sheets tightly. She subconsciously wanted to stand up from the hospital bed, but because she was too weak, she finally failed and just said with trembling lips.
"...Happy things?"
"Come to Beijing with me."
St. Petersburg First State Hospital.
After taking a deep breath, Vera spoke incoherently in a slightly apologetic voice.
After hearing this, Vera raised her head, looked at him and continued.
"Okay, let's end this topic here. I said, these are not trivial matters worthy of apology. Why not talk about something happy?"
"Yes," Lu Zhou nodded, as if by magic, he took out a stack of papers from his arms, shook it gently in his hand, and continued in a story-telling tone, "The previous story was just Halfway through, all the threads came together in the mind of a genius, thanks to the inspiration of a beautiful lady.”
However, although he said these words lightly, almost the moment he said these words, the air in the ward became quiet in an instant.
"Yes," Lu Zhou nodded, as if by magic, he took out a stack of papers from his arms, shook it gently in his hand, and continued in a story-telling tone, "The previous story was just Halfway through, all the threads came together in the mind of a genius, thanks to the inspiration of a beautiful lady.”
But Lu Zhou didn't give her a chance to explain.
"I understand, but there are some things that you don't have to shoulder alone."
"At this moment, the unfinished exploration has finally come to an end. No matter how many bumps and twists this century-long journey is full of, in fact, at the moment we cross the finish line, the scenery we see is generally the same. The only difference is , is a gift from the universe that we can get from it, each one is unique.”
His cheeks gradually became hot, and he finally couldn't pretend it anymore. His sapphire-like eyes opened completely, and he averted his gaze with a bit of embarrassment.
Perhaps what she was really afraid of was not the sickle that Death had placed on her neck, but the people who cared about her and endured such suffering with her in her last days.
"Unless you promise me one thing, after that thing is completed, whether you want to read it yourself or want me to read it to you, I will satisfy you."
Looking at Vera whose expression was stagnant, Lu Zhou smiled and continued in a relaxed tone.
She is very grateful that mathematics changed her destiny. The gold medal in the IMO competition allowed her to get an offer from Berkeley, which allowed her to stay away from that bleak childhood, get rid of that bad family and a small town full of bad memories, and Met so many good people…
There is only one person in a million who possesses both.
"Yes," Lu Zhou nodded, as if by magic, he took out a stack of papers from his arms, shook it gently in his hand, and continued in a story-telling tone, "The previous story was just Halfway through, all the threads came together in the mind of a genius, thanks to the inspiration of a beautiful lady.”
"I will tell you, but before that, please calm down. Otherwise, I'm afraid this beautiful lady will kick me out of here before I even speak."
"No, I want to say, I'm sorry... my report will be messed up..."
And, the one she loves.
Seeing Vera's little movements, Lu Zhou couldn't help but smile, put the book in his hand on the bedside table, and said.
"Thanks to your help, I finally figured out some things that I couldn't figure out originally. And all your questions can be answered in this paper."
"... It seems to be off topic."
"...I'm sorry that I kept hiding this from you. When I received the doctor's diagnosis, I felt...as if the whole world had collapsed."
"I'll tell you when we get there."
However, although he said these words lightly, almost the moment he said these words, the air in the ward became quiet in an instant.
"I understand, but there are some things that you don't have to shoulder alone."
With confusion written in her eyes, Vera spoke.
"Anyway, back to business, I have proven the Riemann Hypothesis."
Lu Zhou: "I probably discovered it when I read Professor Riemann's story."
"...I'm sorry that I kept hiding this from you. When I received the doctor's diagnosis, I felt...as if the whole world had collapsed."
As for the promise of the Philippine Prize, it actually doesn’t matter anymore.
However, Lu Zhou, who was sitting next to her, acted as if he didn't know anything and didn't even show much sadness or sadness.
Life was destined to end from the moment it began. For her, this day just came a little early.
"Come to Beijing with me."
Although the academic community has not commented on his paper yet, since even future people or higher civilizations have recognized his research, there should be no big problem.
"When the last moment came, he did not struggle or convulse before death, but seemed to watch the separation of soul and body with great interest. His wife brought him bread and wine, and he asked her He paid tribute to the family and said to her: Kiss our child. She recited a prayer for him, and he himself could no longer speak. When she read the words of forgiveness of our sins, his eyes were devoutly raised to the sky. She felt his hands gradually getting colder, and after taking a few breaths, his pure and noble heart stopped beating... "
"...However, it is precisely because of these great sacrifices that we can bring the scenery invisible to ordinary people from God's back garden to the world."
The girl lying flat on the bed had her eyelashes trembling slightly.
After clearing his throat, Lu Zhou glanced at the paper in his hand and continued.
"Then... you can always show it to me."
"Almost the same as the ill-fated Abel, this great mathematician only lived a short life of 39 years, 10 months and 3 days, and died on July 20, 1866 in a lakeside town in Italy. .”
"Almost the same as the ill-fated Abel, this great mathematician only lived a short life of 39 years, 10 months and 3 days, and died on July 20, 1866 in a lakeside town in Italy. .”
"It's not something that needs an apology."
However, although he said these words lightly, almost the moment he said these words, the air in the ward became quiet in an instant.
But Lu Zhou didn't give her a chance to explain.
At least in the last moments, she could still enjoy the warmth she had never felt before.
At least in the last moments, she could still enjoy the warmth she had never felt before.
The nurse standing next to her raised her chin with a serious look on her face, but perhaps because of the words "beautiful lady", the corners of her mouth unconsciously raised.
Although the academic community has not commented on his paper yet, since even future people or higher civilizations have recognized his research, there should be no big problem.
Those bright eyes gradually enlarged and were gradually filled with a layer of excited mist.
"When did you wake up?"
"… whats the matter."
"Okay, let's end this topic here. I said, these are not trivial matters worthy of apology. Why not talk about something happy?"
However, that beautiful sleeping face was peaceful.
Those slender little hands clenched the sheets tightly. She subconsciously wanted to stand up from the hospital bed, but because she was too weak, she finally failed and just said with trembling lips.
However, Lu Zhou, who was sitting next to her, acted as if he didn't know anything and didn't even show much sadness or sadness.
"When did you wake up?"
Those slender little hands clenched the sheets tightly. She subconsciously wanted to stand up from the hospital bed, but because she was too weak, she finally failed and just said with trembling lips.
However, Vera didn't pay attention to what the nurse was saying. She couldn't wait to interrupt her, looked at Lu Zhou with excited eyes, and spoke quickly.
"If this is the case, then there is no need for you to be sorry. You have already done a good job. Most of the scholars present, even me, if I were in the same position as you, I may not be able to do better than you.”
"It's not something that needs an apology."
I don’t know why, but seeing him like this, Vera felt quietly relieved.
"real?"
"Although the eight-page paper from the small town of Breslenz in the Kingdom of Hanover to the Berlin Academy of Sciences completely changed mathematics for the next century and a half, the God he believed in did not grant him eternal life."
However, Vera didn't pay attention to what the nurse was saying. She couldn't wait to interrupt her, looked at Lu Zhou with excited eyes, and spoke quickly.
"Thanks to your help, I finally figured out some things that I couldn't figure out originally. And all your questions can be answered in this paper."
"No, I want to say, I'm sorry... my report will be messed up..."
"Unless you promise me one thing, after that thing is completed, whether you want to read it yourself or want me to read it to you, I will satisfy you."
Looking at the little girl with sincere eyes, Lu Zhou smiled lightly and said in a comforting tone.
Seeing the patient's violent reaction, the nurse who had been standing by without saying a word quickly stepped forward to hold her shoulders, looked back at Lu Zhou and complained: "Sir, if you really care about this lady's body, For the sake of her, please don’t say anything that irritates her. Otherwise, out of consideration for the patient’s health, we can only ask you to leave—”
"I will tell you, but before that, please calm down. Otherwise, I'm afraid this beautiful lady will kick me out of here before I even speak."
Seeing the patient's violent reaction, the nurse who had been standing by without saying a word quickly stepped forward to hold her shoulders, looked back at Lu Zhou and complained: "Sir, if you really care about this lady's body, For the sake of her, please don’t say anything that irritates her. Otherwise, out of consideration for the patient’s health, we can only ask you to leave—”
"real?"
As for the promise of the Philippine Prize, it actually doesn’t matter anymore.
"I understand, but there are some things that you don't have to shoulder alone."
However, Vera didn't pay attention to what the nurse was saying. She couldn't wait to interrupt her, looked at Lu Zhou with excited eyes, and spoke quickly.
She is very grateful that mathematics changed her destiny. The gold medal in the IMO competition allowed her to get an offer from Berkeley, which allowed her to stay away from that bleak childhood, get rid of that bad family and a small town full of bad memories, and Met so many good people…
Lu Zhou: "Is there anything else?"
His cheeks gradually became hot, and he finally couldn't pretend it anymore. His sapphire-like eyes opened completely, and he averted his gaze with a bit of embarrassment.
"It's okay, tell me! How did you solve the problem that the curve Re(s)=1-c/ln[|Im(s)|+2] is infinitely close to Re(s)=1 when Im(s)→∞ The problem? I tried many methods, but nothing—"
After taking a deep breath, Vera spoke incoherently in a slightly apologetic voice.
Perhaps what she was really afraid of was not the sickle that Death had placed on her neck, but the people who cared about her and endured such suffering with her in her last days.
As if he expected Vera to say this, Lu Zhou raised his right hand to signal her not to get excited.
St. Petersburg First State Hospital.
The air suddenly fell into silence.
Those bright eyes gradually enlarged and were gradually filled with a layer of excited mist.
There was grievance written in those sapphire eyes, and his voice became softer.
"It's not something that needs an apology."
"I will tell you, but before that, please calm down. Otherwise, I'm afraid this beautiful lady will kick me out of here before I even speak."
However, Vera didn't pay attention to what the nurse was saying. She couldn't wait to interrupt her, looked at Lu Zhou with excited eyes, and spoke quickly.
"It's okay, tell me! How did you solve the problem that the curve Re(s)=1-c/ln[|Im(s)|+2] is infinitely close to Re(s)=1 when Im(s)→∞ The problem? I tried many methods, but nothing—"
"… whats the matter."
"If this is the case, then there is no need for you to be sorry. You have already done a good job. Most of the scholars present, even me, if I were in the same position as you, I may not be able to do better than you.”
There was grievance written in those sapphire eyes, and his voice became softer.
"Anyway, back to business, I have proven the Riemann Hypothesis."
At least in the last moments, she could still enjoy the warmth she had never felt before.
The nurse standing next to her raised her chin with a serious look on her face, but perhaps because of the words "beautiful lady", the corners of her mouth unconsciously raised.
Lu Zhou keenly captured this scene from the corner of his eye. He stopped reading, gently closed the book in his hand, and turned his gaze to the pretty face that made people feel distressed.
"Although the eight-page paper from the small town of Breslenz in the Kingdom of Hanover to the Berlin Academy of Sciences completely changed mathematics for the next century and a half, the God he believed in did not grant him eternal life."
Genius is the patent of a few people, and the courage and perseverance to not succumb to fate are qualities possessed by a few talents.
Those slender little hands clenched the sheets tightly. She subconsciously wanted to stand up from the hospital bed, but because she was too weak, she finally failed and just said with trembling lips.
Under the little girl's eager gaze, Lu Zhou finally made up his mind, restrained the urge to share this joy with her immediately, and put away the paper in his hand.
After hearing what Lu Zhou said, Vera finally calmed down and sat down on the hospital bed obediently. But the thirst for knowledge that filled her pupils still exposed the restless excitement in her heart.
Lu Zhou: "I probably discovered it when I read Professor Riemann's story."
"If this is the case, then there is no need for you to be sorry. You have already done a good job. Most of the scholars present, even me, if I were in the same position as you, I may not be able to do better than you.”
Lu Zhou: "I probably discovered it when I read Professor Riemann's story."
She is very grateful that mathematics changed her destiny. The gold medal in the IMO competition allowed her to get an offer from Berkeley, which allowed her to stay away from that bleak childhood, get rid of that bad family and a small town full of bad memories, and Met so many good people…
Sitting next to the hospital bed, Lu Zhou held a thick book with a cowhide cover in his hand, reading it softly in a steady voice as if reading a bedtime story.
There was grievance written in those sapphire eyes, and his voice became softer.
The nurse standing next to her raised her chin with a serious look on her face, but perhaps because of the words "beautiful lady", the corners of her mouth unconsciously raised.
"When did you wake up?"
After clearing his throat, Lu Zhou glanced at the paper in his hand and continued.
The room suddenly became quiet.
"Come to Beijing with me."
"… whats the matter."
"that… "
"No, I want to say, I'm sorry... my report will be messed up..."
The sound of the gears undulating gently was like counting down the seconds left in a young life.
However, Vera didn't pay attention to what the nurse was saying. She couldn't wait to interrupt her, looked at Lu Zhou with excited eyes, and spoke quickly.
"Thanks to your help, I finally figured out some things that I couldn't figure out originally. And all your questions can be answered in this paper."
"Anyway, back to business, I have proven the Riemann Hypothesis."
Her cheeks were slightly red, and Vera was a little embarrassed and said, "Did you notice?"
Looking at the little girl with sincere eyes, Lu Zhou smiled lightly and said in a comforting tone.
Looking at the little girl with sincere eyes, Lu Zhou smiled lightly and said in a comforting tone.
Although the academic community has not commented on his paper yet, since even future people or higher civilizations have recognized his research, there should be no big problem.
The only sound in the room was the quiet second hand of the clock on the wall.
"Come to Beijing with me."
Vera spoke weakly and whispered her request.
As if he was curious as to why the man sitting next to the bed didn't continue reading, his sapphire-like eyes secretly opened a crack, but they faced Lu Zhou directly.
As if he expected Vera to say this, Lu Zhou raised his right hand to signal her not to get excited.
"Can you read it to me?"
There is nothing to be sad about that which cannot be changed.
"real?"
Lu Zhou: "No."
Opening her eyes in disbelief, Vera looked at Lu Zhou and said incomprehensively.
For this alone, she could already be proud.
At least in the last moments, she could still enjoy the warmth she had never felt before.
After clearing his throat, Lu Zhou glanced at the paper in his hand and continued.
His cheeks gradually became hot, and he finally couldn't pretend it anymore. His sapphire-like eyes opened completely, and he averted his gaze with a bit of embarrassment.
There was grievance written in those sapphire eyes, and his voice became softer.
"If this is the case, then there is no need for you to be sorry. You have already done a good job. Most of the scholars present, even me, if I were in the same position as you, I may not be able to do better than you.”
There was grievance written in those sapphire eyes, and his voice became softer.
"Thanks to your help, I finally figured out some things that I couldn't figure out originally. And all your questions can be answered in this paper."
Emotions are contagious.
With confusion written in her eyes, Vera spoke.
Looking at the little girl with sincere eyes, Lu Zhou smiled lightly and said in a comforting tone.
"Then... you can always show it to me."
There is nothing to be sad about that which cannot be changed.
"Almost the same as the ill-fated Abel, this great mathematician only lived a short life of 39 years, 10 months and 3 days, and died on July 20, 1866 in a lakeside town in Italy. .”
The nurse standing next to her raised her chin with a serious look on her face, but perhaps because of the words "beautiful lady", the corners of her mouth unconsciously raised.
Because he already knew what she wanted to say and the so-called tenderness she could express.
St. Petersburg First State Hospital.
Lu Zhou: "No way."
Genius is the patent of a few people, and the courage and perseverance to not succumb to fate are qualities possessed by a few talents.
Seeing Vera's little movements, Lu Zhou couldn't help but smile, put the book in his hand on the bedside table, and said.
And, the one she loves.
Opening her eyes in disbelief, Vera looked at Lu Zhou and said incomprehensively.
"...However, it is precisely because of these great sacrifices that we can bring the scenery invisible to ordinary people from God's back garden to the world."
Lu Zhou: "No."
Opening her eyes in disbelief, Vera looked at Lu Zhou and said incomprehensively.
Opening her eyes in disbelief, Vera looked at Lu Zhou and said incomprehensively.
However, although he said these words lightly, almost the moment he said these words, the air in the ward became quiet in an instant.
His cheeks gradually became hot, and he finally couldn't pretend it anymore. His sapphire-like eyes opened completely, and he averted his gaze with a bit of embarrassment.
Lu Zhou: "No."
After clearing his throat, Lu Zhou glanced at the paper in his hand and continued.
"Why?"
Opening her eyes in disbelief, Vera looked at Lu Zhou and said incomprehensively.
She is very grateful that mathematics changed her destiny. The gold medal in the IMO competition allowed her to get an offer from Berkeley, which allowed her to stay away from that bleak childhood, get rid of that bad family and a small town full of bad memories, and Met so many good people…
Although the academic community has not commented on his paper yet, since even future people or higher civilizations have recognized his research, there should be no big problem.
"Then... you can always show it to me."
With confusion written in her eyes, Vera spoke.
"...However, it is precisely because of these great sacrifices that we can bring the scenery invisible to ordinary people from God's back garden to the world."
Lu Zhou: "No."
Staring into those sapphire eyes, Lu Zhou said in a serious tone.
As if he was curious as to why the man sitting next to the bed didn't continue reading, his sapphire-like eyes secretly opened a crack, but they faced Lu Zhou directly.
"It's okay, tell me! How did you solve the problem that the curve Re(s)=1-c/ln[|Im(s)|+2] is infinitely close to Re(s)=1 when Im(s)→∞ The problem? I tried many methods, but nothing—"
St. Petersburg First State Hospital.
"Unless you promise me one thing, after that thing is completed, whether you want to read it yourself or want me to read it to you, I will satisfy you."
After taking a deep breath, Vera spoke incoherently in a slightly apologetic voice.
Lu Zhou: "No."
"Weil suffered from hope to despair almost throughout the second half of his life. In 1959, Nash's speech at Columbia University announcing the proof of the Riemann Hypothesis was regarded as the beginning of his schizophrenia. In the 1970s, Riemann Mann's conjecture is regarded as the direct reason why Grothendieck ran away from home and lived in seclusion for decades... "
"Unless you promise me one thing, after that thing is completed, whether you want to read it yourself or want me to read it to you, I will satisfy you."
"When the last moment came, he did not struggle or convulse before death, but seemed to watch the separation of soul and body with great interest. His wife brought him bread and wine, and he asked her He paid tribute to the family and said to her: Kiss our child. She recited a prayer for him, and he himself could no longer speak. When she read the words of forgiveness of our sins, his eyes were devoutly raised to the sky. She felt his hands gradually getting colder, and after taking a few breaths, his pure and noble heart stopped beating... "
"Why?"
Lu Zhou: "No way."
The sound of the gears undulating gently was like counting down the seconds left in a young life.
With confusion written in her eyes, Vera spoke.
Life was destined to end from the moment it began. For her, this day just came a little early.
"... It seems to be off topic."
"No, I want to say, I'm sorry... my report will be messed up..."
"… whats the matter."
As for the promise of the Philippine Prize, it actually doesn’t matter anymore.
Vera opened her mouth, trying to explain that she didn't mean to hide it, but at this point, the doctor had already informed her of the funeral arrangements. She really didn't want the people around her to suffer the countdown to life with her.
If everything started because of mathematics, then ending here can be regarded as repaying the gift of mathematics to her.
The room suddenly became quiet.
However, Vera didn't pay attention to what the nurse was saying. She couldn't wait to interrupt her, looked at Lu Zhou with excited eyes, and spoke quickly.
Opening her eyes in disbelief, Vera looked at Lu Zhou and said incomprehensively.
Lu Zhou: "I probably discovered it when I read Professor Riemann's story."
Under the little girl's eager gaze, Lu Zhou finally made up his mind, restrained the urge to share this joy with her immediately, and put away the paper in his hand.
With confusion written in her eyes, Vera spoke.
She is very grateful that mathematics changed her destiny. The gold medal in the IMO competition allowed her to get an offer from Berkeley, which allowed her to stay away from that bleak childhood, get rid of that bad family and a small town full of bad memories, and Met so many good people…
Staring into those sapphire eyes, Lu Zhou said in a serious tone.
Lying on the flawless white hospital bed was a girl with a haggard face. Her beautiful blond hair had lost its former luster and was even losing its original color.
"real?"
Lu Zhou: "No."
"Come to Beijing with me."
After hearing what Lu Zhou said, Vera finally calmed down and sat down on the hospital bed obediently. But the thirst for knowledge that filled her pupils still exposed the restless excitement in her heart.
"... It seems to be off topic."
This ending doesn't seem bad, does it
"When the last moment came, he did not struggle or convulse before death, but seemed to watch the separation of soul and body with great interest. His wife brought him bread and wine, and he asked her He paid tribute to the family and said to her: Kiss our child. She recited a prayer for him, and he himself could no longer speak. When she read the words of forgiveness of our sins, his eyes were devoutly raised to the sky. She felt his hands gradually getting colder, and after taking a few breaths, his pure and noble heart stopped beating... "
And, the one she loves.
"Why?"
Staring into those sapphire eyes, Lu Zhou said in a serious tone.
"I'll tell you when we get there."
Seeing Vera's little movements, Lu Zhou couldn't help but smile, put the book in his hand on the bedside table, and said.
"According to the description of his best friend during his lifetime, Dedekind, until the day before his death, he was still sitting under a fruit tree and conducting unfinished exploration. He wrote in his memoirs-"
"real?"