The editor-in-chief showed an expression of admiration as he spoke. He was now completely convinced of Jiang Cheng.
Tian Bin, who is good at mathematics, really can't say that problems that are difficult for others can be easily solved in Jiang Cheng's hands.
"Remember to take Jiang Cheng's paper to some mathematicians to confirm and see if there are any problems in the paper. Although I believe that Jiang Cheng's level will not make mistakes, but the process still needs to be followed."
After the editor-in-chief of "Annals of Mathematics" talked there for a long time, he remembered that there was one more thing he had forgotten to ask.
So the editor-in-chief hurriedly asked his editor: "Oh, by the way, what problem is Jiang Cheng's paper about? You just said it was about the Millennium Prize problem, but which Millennium Prize problem did he solve? "
He has always been happy to patronize Ruo Ruo, and he still doesn't know the details of Jiang Cheng's paper.
There are still five Millennium Prize problems that have not been solved. Which problem was solved by Jiang Cheng? He was still curious about this matter.
Although this editor-in-chief is not a mathematician, he can be considered a person in the field of mathematics.
I am still very interested in major events happening in the mathematics world, so I am so curious about the content of Jiang Cheng's paper.
The editor never had a chance to speak, so he just stood there and listened to his boss talking to himself.
Now after hearing my boss's inquiry, I finally have a chance to speak.
In fact, your question is not precise enough. I just said that Jiang Cheng's papers are related to the Qianye Award. I did not say how many papers Jiang Cheng had.
After the editor-in-chief of "Annals of Mathematics" heard what his subordinates said, he immediately asked: "How many times? Is it difficult for Jiang Cheng to submit more than one paper this time, and they are all related to the annual award issue?"
So what kind of problems did he solve? Please tell me quickly so that I can be happy too. Oh my God! Jiang Cheng Jingran solved several Millennium Prize problems. This is simply a miracle!
After hearing that Jiang Cheng had more than one paper, the editor became even more excited.
Producing several heavyweight papers at once has never been seen in the "Annals of Mathematics".
Today is simply a miracle day for him, and it is also a day of great significance for the entire mathematical community.
Each of the Millennium Prize problems is very important to the development of mathematics. Now Jiang Cheng actually solved more than one problem at the same time.
This is a grand event for the entire mathematical community, and its impact is unimaginable.
Therefore, the editor-in-chief couldn't say anything excited about this incident. He just urged Ruo's editor over there to tell him the detailed situation quickly.
The editor saw that his boss was so anxious, so he said that your wording this time was not accurate enough. You should not ask Jiang Cheng which Millennium Award problems he had solved, because this time Jiang Cheng gave all the Millennium Award problems to Jiang Cheng. solved.
The editor-in-chief of "Annals of Mathematics" picked up the water glass and prepared to drink some water, but was shocked by the words of his editor.
As a result, all the water in his mouth squirted out, and his whole body was covered with spilled water, making him look like a drowned rat.
However, he couldn't care less about how embarrassed he was now, and asked his question in an incredulous tone.
What! All of them have been solved by Jiang Cheng? There are still five problems with the Grand Prize. Has Jiang Cheng solved all the problems with the Grand Prize this time? "
He really didn't believe that all the problems of the Millennium Prize had been solved. Each of these problems was very complicated and had stumped many outstanding mathematicians.
Now someone told him that all these problems were solved by one person. He couldn't believe such a tortuous thing.
The editor saw the surprised look on his editor-in-chief's face and secretly smiled inwardly.
He had been shocked by this incident just now, and now it was his boss's turn to experience this.
While handing the printed paper to his editor, he said: "I didn't believe it at first, but the facts are there and we can't believe it.
"These are all papers that Jiang Cheng just sent us. If there are no mistakes in these five papers, Jiang Cheng has indeed solved all the problems of the Qian Year Award.
After that, the editor stopped talking and waited to see how his boss would handle the matter.
The editor-in-chief of "Annals of Mathematics" looked at the papers in his hand and found that there were five papers in total, and they were indeed all about the Millennium Prize problem.
Each paper solved a problem, and his editor was indeed right.
Although the editor-in-chief has good mathematics skills, he is not qualified to review these papers.
So he told his subordinate Mianji: "Take all these papers to someone to review them, and remember to be fast!
If Jiang Cheng's papers are correct, then we will collect them all into one issue and make a special edition of "Annals of Mathematics" to publish Jiang Cheng's five papers.
The papers Jiang Cheng sent had a lot of content. If they were all published, there would basically be no other space.
There is not enough space in one issue of "Annals of Mathematics" to publish it. If you want to publish it all, you may have to wait for the next issue of "Annals of Mathematics".
But the editor was unwilling to do so and wanted to publish all Jiang Cheng's papers immediately.
Of course, such an important paper must be published immediately. Waiting for one more day would be a crime against the mathematics community for him.
Therefore, the editor-in-chief of "Annals of Mathematics" plans to publish all five of Jiang Cheng's papers in the same issue.
Since Jiang Cheng’s papers are published and there is no other space, then only these five papers by Jiang Cheng will be published.
So he simply planned to make a special edition of "Annual Review of Mathematics" to publish Jiang Cheng's five papers.
In this way, there is no need to worry about insufficient space, and the content of the special edition can be increased.
Moreover, this special edition can also be made into a special topic, a special special edition on the issue of the annual award.
Anyway, Jiang Cheng's papers are all about the Millennium Prize issue, so he can introduce related issues in the special edition.
This special edition of "Annals of Mathematics" also has a very special significance, because when this special edition appeared, all the Millennium Prize problems were solved by myself.
Among them, Jiang Cheng solved six math problems, and one was completed first by others.
The special edition of the Annals of Mathematics also represents the end of an era, and the issue of annual prizes is finally a thing of the past.
(End of chapter)