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Chapter 217: Chapter 176 - Wiles: This is a conspiracy! _3

Of course.

At best, he’s only at the beginner’s stages.

But just like in the field of mathematics, he doesn’t need to delve too deeply into research. With just a basic understanding, he can apply it, albeit with a less than a proficient grasp.

Fuzzy mathematics coupled with screening methods, when placed in the field of artificial intelligence, hold potential for development.

This speech, packed with substantial content, can be regarded as quite innovative.

Once everything was taken into consideration, Zhao Yi was no longer worried. He felt relieved to focus on preparing for the College Entrance Examination. With only three weeks left, time passed quickly between going to and leaving school. But to his surprise, some matters still managed to find their way to him.

As the month of May approached its latter half.

The research team at Princeton University announced the verification results for the "Irregular Three-dimensional Tremor Waveform". They used supercomputers to verify the first ten billion solutions of the "Irregular Three-dimensional Tremor Waveform", confirming that all of them were prime numbers.

Princeton University is truly exceptional.

Yanhua University’s team had also publicly presented their verification results earlier, verifying the first hundred million solutions, but this did not make much of a global impact. Many people were merely astonished at the speed of Yanhua University team’s verification but continued to wait for Princeton’s results.

This was a sign of mistrust towards the Chinese team.

The reality is.

Western countries are like this, mistrusting various aspects of China, including its major news reports and mathematical accomplishments. This mistrust also extends to the academic world. Some foreign media even claimed that the team at Yanhua University likely announced their results without actual verification, merely to show support for Zhao Yi.

Of course, there was definite support.

For instance, many domestic media outlets found the "Irregular Three-dimensional Tremor Waveform" too complex and simply renamed it ’Zhao’s Function’ or ’Zhao Yi’s Function’; some went to the extent of renaming the Riemann Conjecture to ’Zhao Hypothesis’.

Such action might seem premature, but it is pretty standard.

It happens in other countries too.

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Now that Princeton has completed the verification of the first ten billion solutions, it doesn’t matter whether it’s premature or not, because it has now gained international recognition.

Some scientific research institutions have defined the ’proof of the Irregular Three-dimensional Tremor Waveform’ as the ’Zhao-Riemann Hypothesis’.

Placing Zhao Yi’s surname at the front signifies the correlation between him and the waveform while ’Riemann’ has to be added, since the ’Irregular Three-dimensional Tremor Waveform’ is an extension of the Riemann Conjecture.

Aside from naming functions and hypotheses, other discussions have also begun.

The ’Irregular Three-dimensional Tremor Waveform’ is seemingly easier to understand compared to the Riemann Conjecture, and covers a wider range of prime numbers. However, with an added variable, it’s more complex to crack with a computer.

This function could potentially replace the Riemann Conjecture in various fields, such as in cryptography, where it might offer better security protections.

Many scholars are debating and verifying this, and several institutions have embarked on relevant research.

Meanwhile.

Some conspiracy theories have appeared internationally, one of which significantly is from Wiles, a British mathematician.

Wiles’ bias is almost comical. "We must be wary, as the ’Irregular Three-dimensional Tremor Waveform’ was created by a Chinese." freewebnovel.cσ๓

"We have not thoroughly researched it, we don’t know what it specifically contains or how to crack it, and can’t even guarantee its correctness."

"If we widely apply this in various fields, what if--I say, ’what if’, it’s a trap set by the Chinese?"

"For example, they know how to crack it but pretend not to. Once we start using it in multiple fields, they could easily crack our codes."

"This could be a conspiracy..."