Genius of the Rules-Style System

Chapter 1016: 506

"Had they known it was the mathematical formulations derived from ’superconducting antigravity’, they wouldn’t have thought about it from the perspective of multidimensional space or black holes!"

Liu Zecheng also felt a bit embarrassed, and he somewhat regretted coming.

In such a situation, it would be better to let the old academicians and Zhao Yi interact alone. As an outsider sitting there, all he could do was to endure the complaints.

Zhao Yi continued, "Have you read the papers on superconducting antigravity? I published some of the derived mathematical structures there."

When he realized nobody was responding, he decided to write out the mathematical structures and then said, "Let me start with the mathematical logic in the superconducting antigravity experiment."

"This mathematical logic has to do with spatial structure, but it’s not directly correlated, so I could only deduce something similar to the problem of cutting-plane barriers blocking the transmission of gravitational waves caused by ion lattice spin."

"Because the ion lattice spin indeed generates an antigravity effect, this is a major premise."

"Next..."

Zhao Yi began speaking earnestly, talking for over half an hour in one breath. The old academicians followed his train of thought, trying to understand. Yet, due to the high level of difficulty, it was clear they were struggling to keep up.

The old academicians didn’t pretend to understand when they didn’t. Whenever there was something they couldn’t grasp, they would ask Zhao Yi to explain it again, and they directly asked questions. The explanation proceeded in this manner.

Zhao Yi had spoken for a total of over three hours, taking two breaks in between. Several old academicians felt their heads were about to explode. It was very difficult for them to follow his train of thought.

It was a matter of skill level.

It wasn’t that their skill levels were low but rather that mathematics as a discipline encompassed many fields. They all had achieved results in applied mathematics, but when it came to listening to the most profound particle mathematics and theoretical physics, it was naturally difficult for them. At their age, their brains were not as nimble as in their younger days. Some extremely abstruse steps, even after several explanations, remained unclear.

Zhao Yi simply skipped the parts that they couldn’t understand no matter how many times he explained and directly moved on with conclusions for the next steps.

One step, another step...

The explanation gradually neared its conclusion, and in the end, he deduced a cutting-plane correlation point formula.

The explanation was over.

The old academicians were all astounded, and Wang Honghe openly expressed his admiration, "Academician Zhao, your research is truly remarkable."

"To deduce a formula related to space from a superconducting antigravity experiment is something I wouldn’t even dare to imagine."

"If it were me, I wouldn’t be able to do it in years. How long did it take you?"

Zhao Yi considered for a moment and said, "In total, less than two weeks, I guess."

"Only two weeks?" Another old academician by the surname of Sun sighed, "Truly genius, incredible! With this entire set of logic, my brain feels muddled."

"The mathematics involved are just too complicated. Particle mathematics is a field where only geniuses can delve into research."

Wang Honghe said to Liu Zecheng, "The work we have to review is this, right? Indeed, it’s difficult. And the formula derived has great research potential." He looked at Zhao Yi, "Academician Zhao, are you thinking of creating some kind of large-scale device to research the formula?"

"Exactly," Zhao Yi nodded and said.

"It’s really valuable. If this formula is true, it could lead to more antigravity methods, not just through superconductivity."

"Right."

Wang Honghe was very clear. After speaking with Zhao Yi, he said to Liu Zecheng, "I see no issues, it’s indeed worthy of research."

The other old academicians followed, saying, "I think so too." freёweɓnovel.com

"Since it’s Zhao Yi’s research, let’s invest the funds to build it."

"At the very least, there’s no problem with the review, the mathematics are definitely profound. To be honest, I still don’t understand it completely, but the parts I can grasp seem very valuable."

The old academicians confirmed the content of the formula, and then they all started to relax, seemingly just waiting for Liu Zecheng to announce the end.

But Liu Zecheng didn’t announce the end, instead saying, "Shall we continue tomorrow?"

"Continue?"

The other old academicians didn’t speak, and even Zhao Yi started to feel a headache, "Does the review require explaining everything? That’s quite difficult."

He was feeling overwhelmed.

His research had only taken half a month, and explaining just one formula had taken over three hours. If they had to go through all the formulas, conservatively estimated, it would also take more than two months.

Wang Honghe asked in surprise, "Wasn’t it over?"

"Over?"

Liu Zecheng shook his head with a wry smile, "This is just one of the formulas, Academician Zhao has completed a total of eighty-one."

"..."

"..."

All the old academicians in the conference room were astonished with their mouths agape.

Eighty-one?

Zhao Yi took over three hours to explain just one, and he completed them all in half a month, meaning the explanations would take even longer than the research itself?

More importantly, they hadn’t fully understood even one, with many points still unclear.

They looked at each other, starting to question whether there was a problem with their own intelligence.

...

Zhao Yi felt mentally exhausted. It had taken such a long time to explain just one formula, and there were still eighty more to go?

Eighty times three equals two hundred and forty?

To let the several old academicians roughly grasp the mathematics logic of cutting-plane space barriers, he would need to explain for an astounding two hundred and forty hours...

The thought alone was frightening!

Zhao Yi felt that doing research wasn’t this tiresome; he had simply followed the direction of his thoughts and arrived at conclusions, whereas explanations required going through the whole process, especially since the several old academicians were not particle mathematics experts.