Chapter 1051 Xu Chuan: Winning so Many Nobel Prizes Is Useless

Chapter 1051 Xu Chuan: It’s useless to win so many Nobel Prizes~

"tutor."

Seeing the two professors, Xu Chuan greeted him with a smile on his face.

It has to be said that academically, these two mentors are one of the most important people in his two lives.

He learned physics from Edward Witten, and mathematics from Pierre Deligne. The two were combined to achieve such brilliant achievements after rebirth.

At the door, his eyes fell on the student in front of him. Whether it was Witten or Delinie, his face was full of excitement and emotion.

Especially Professor Weiteng, his brown and green eyes were extremely complicated.

Nobel Prize!

This was his lifelong dream. He originally thought that he was destined to not be able to get it in this life, but he did not expect that the rounds of things would be changed and he relied on the first student ten years ago to "get rid of" this honor.

Yes, in Weiteng's heart, he and Delinie both won the Nobel Prize in Physics by Xu Chuan.

After all, both of them know how much they have contributed to the research related to the unified theory of strong electric power.

If the two people's achievements are separated and sent out separately, there is no doubt that it is impossible to win the Nobel Prize.

Of course, academic achievements cannot be calculated in this way, especially in the face of great fields such as the strong-electric unified theory, any part of the middle cannot be separated separately.

Perhaps the achievements of the two of them are not enough to win the Nobel Prize, but with the support of the unified theory of strong electric power, the importance has also been improved.

Just like when you were in college, you were admitted to a junior college, but when you graduate, your alma mater was promoted to undergraduate, then on your graduation certificate, you also got a bachelor's degree. proof of

All the prospers are the best reflection of the research results of the two of them and the unified theory of strong electricity.

In other words, because of the unified theory of strong electricity, the research results of the two of them have been sublimated and they have the ability to touch the Nobel Prize.

After making a pot of hot tea, the three of them sat on the sofa in the hotel room chatting.

"I didn't expect that this guy Weiteng would win the Nobel Prize in his life."

Looking at the student who seemed to have not changed much from the Princeton period, Professor Pierre Deligne said with emotion.

Before Xu Chuan appeared, his friend was undoubtedly the most promising scholar in the entire academic community who won the Nobel Prize and the Fields Medal at the same time.

Of course, it can be said that it is the most hopeful, but it can be said that it is the most hopeless.

Weiteng's most famous achievement, who has been working in the frontiers of theoretical physics and mathematical physics for nearly 50 years, is undoubtedly string theory.

But it has been nearly seventy years since the founding of string theory, and none of the things in the theory can be verified.

The early physics community still had high expectations for this theory, but now, the physics community no longer has much hope for string theory.

Because whether it is string theory, M theory, or other string theory, the project predicted is always paper talk and cannot be verified now.

If you want to win the Nobel Prize by relying on string theory, unless Weiteng can prove that he has completed at least one major guess in M ​​theory.

Otherwise, it would be impossible for him to win the Nobel Prize.

However, no one expected that Weiteng actually won the medal that he most longed for in his life from another perspective.

Hearing Professor Delinie's words, Xu Chuan smiled and said, "Congratulations to the two mentors for winning the Nobel Prize."

Hearing this, Wei Teng smiled and shook his head gently, saying, "We should tell you this. After all, if you can win this Nobel Prize, you will get it with your honor."

After a brief pause, he looked at Xu Chuan and continued: "In fact, I originally thought that the result of this award might be the Cτ particles in the dark matter particles. After all, compared with the theory of strong electricity unified, the discovery of the Cτ particles of dark matter and confirmation are more important than perfecting the standard model.”

Hearing this, Delinie, who was standing beside him, smiled and said, "Maybe he won the Nobel Prize in the next few years."

"After all, if you want to talk about the results, there are also theories related to room temperature superconducting materials, high temperature/room temperature superconducting mechanisms, the unified framework of strongly related electronic systems, and the existence and solutions of the Yang-Milles equation. Each of these results is If you take it out separately, it will be enough to win the Nobel Prize."

"It can even be said that the Nobel Prizes choose them as the glory of the Nobel Prizes, not the honor of these achievements."

"Maybe it is precisely because of this that they issued the results to the unified theory of strong electricity?"

Upon hearing this, Wei Teng smiled and joked, "If this is the case, then the Nobel Prize he won alone may exceed double digits."

On the sofa, Xu Chuan shrugged and smiled, "It's useless to win so many Nobel Prizes. If I hadn't come to Europe this time, I might not have come here."

Hearing this, Edward Witten and Pierre Delinie's mouth twitched a few times.

Even they all want to curse.

It’s useless to win so many Nobel Prizes?

Listen, is this human word?

Especially for Weiteng, this heart-wrenching degree is simply invincible

The medal he dreamed of was a lifelong medal, but when he came to his student's mouth, he was dispensable, and he even refused to receive the prize if he felt it was troublesome.

Took a deep breath, not wanting to see his student pretending to be cool, and trying to control his hand that jumped up to hit someone, Witten changed the topic and looked at Xu Chuan curiously and asked: "You said you came here for other things this time?"

"Yeah."

Xu Chuan nodded, put away the smile on his face, and said: "Go to England to pay tribute to Professor Higgs."

Hearing this name, the atmosphere in the room became a little quieter.

The death of a world-famous scholar is a huge loss for the entire human race.

"By the way, have you made any progress in your theory of the void field?"

After a moment of silence, Professor Witten looked up at Xu Chuan and asked as he thought of something.

Hearing this question, Xu Chuan shook his head a little embarrassedly and said: "There is no progress yet. After all, I was too busy in the second half of last year."

In the second half of the year, matters in the field of aerospace occupied most of his time, especially the discovery of life on Mars and the infection crisis, which made him almost unable to spare much time to do other things.

After a slight pause, he continued, "But I should have time to return to the CRHPC next year, and then I will detect some specific structures and predictions in the void field theory."

Witten nodded, but did not urge Xu Chuan.

He has been paying attention to the situation of his student in the past two years. In addition, the CRHPC institution is in China, and he now spends more time in China than in Princeton.

On the side, Professor Deligne asked curiously, "Speaking of the infection of life on Mars, what is the situation? I heard that this kind of bacteria may be artificially modified? Is this true?"

Although he is a mathematician, he usually doesn't care too much about things outside the field of pure mathematics.

But he will still know about the first discovery of extraterrestrial life, which is an extremely important event in the entire history of human civilization.

But he doesn't know much information, especially some specific situations in it.

Occasionally, some researchers at the Princeton Institute for Advanced Study said that it seems that this kind of Martian bacteria that can infect people is made by aliens.

If this news came from somewhere else, he would definitely sneer.

But this news came from the manned Mars landing project led by his student, which made people doubt whether it was true.

Hearing Deligne's question, Witten also cast his eyes curiously.

Compared with Deligne, he participated in the collision work of CRHPC in China and knew more about the situation, but he could not give an accurate answer to this rumor.

Hearing this question, Xu Chuan did not hide it, smiled and nodded, admitting the fact: "Yes."

"This kind of Martian dry stone fungus, from our current analysis data, is indeed related to another highly intelligent alien civilization."

"Rather than saying it is a modified life, it is better to say that it is artificially created life."

In fact, for countries involved in the study of Martian life, this is not a secret.

It's just that the relevant news is currently only popular in a relatively small circle and has not been widely spread.

After all, for governments of various countries, the large-scale dissemination of highly intelligent alien civilizations throughout human society does not have much benefit except bringing chaos and adding various troubles.

If it is to promote the development of human civilization in space, then the discovery of life on Mars is enough.

After chatting for a while, Deligne and Witten, who were already a little tired after taking a flight for several hours, were ready to get up and leave.

At this moment, Professor Witten seemed to remember something, turned his head to look at Xu Chuan, and quickly said: "Oh, by the way, there is one more thing."

"What?" Xu Chuan looked over.

"Regarding the CRHPC, about two months ago, a research team from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology found some very interesting things when studying medium-mass dark matter particles at the 75Tev energy level."

"I heard from Professor Casey that their research seems to be related to the curvature of space, but the specific situation is not clear yet. We need to wait until they complete the data analysis and publish the paper to know."

"If I remember correctly, their paper should be published in the next two days. You can pay attention to it."

"Curvature of space?"

Xu Chuan muttered for a while, nodded, and smiled: "I know, I will let people pay attention to it."

In Stockholm in the deep winter, the night comes quickly.

This is a city close to the Arctic Circle. Before three o'clock in the afternoon, the sky has quickly darkened.

The flying snow fell on the silver ground, adding a little height to the thick snow.

But for people living in this city, they have long been accustomed to it. The night and heavy snow did not dispel the enthusiasm of residents and tourists. There are still many people on the street.

Especially now, the whole city of Stockholm is filled with a ‘festival’ atmosphere, the lights dispel the darkness, and people come and go on the streets, enjoying this special atmosphere.

After all, for a city, or even a country, being able to host an award ceremony with the world’s highest honor is an absolute honor and pride.

The next day, at 3 pm, the streets outside the concert hall in Stockholm were crowded with reporters from all over the world, Swedish residents, and tourists who came to attend the Nobel Prize ceremony at their own expense.

These reporters, with cameras on their shoulders or microphones in their hands, looked at the hotel door. They were waiting, waiting for an opportunity, waiting for the Nobel Prize winner to come out of the hotel.

Among them, the CTV media reporter from China had already occupied the front row, explaining to the camera in an excited tone. Behind the camera, there were tens of millions of people watching.

"Hello everyone, I'm Sun Yutong, a reporter from CTV. Today is December 10th. In front of me is the world-famous Stockholm Concert Hall."

"This is where the Nobel Prize ceremony was held. You can see that there are so many people here. In addition to reporters from other media, there are also many overseas Chinese compatriots in Sweden, as well as local citizens in Stockholm. Everyone participated in this grand event together."

Accompanying the reporter's explanation, the camera on the shoulder of the cameraman also rotated. The atmosphere on the scene was hot and crowded.

At this moment, the cameraman noticed something in the corner of his eyes, and his eyes suddenly lit up, and the camera he was carrying quickly turned to the other side.

In front of the square of the concert hall in Stockholm, a welcoming convoy was slowly approaching.

As the convoy slowly drove in, the fireworks specially airlifted from Liuyang, China by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences rose up on the shore of Lake Mälaren.

The bright fireworks bloomed in the sky like gorgeous stars, decorating the inky sky with colorful colors.

Each firework is like a carefully carved work of art, expanding from a tiny spark to a grand flower in an instant, red like fire, green like jade, blue like the sea, reflecting each other and leaving a series of long echoes and endless reverie.

At the same time, in the spacious hall of the City Hall, a symphony orchestra of dozens of people, under the guidance of the world's top singer Marin Bystrom and the conductor of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra Peter Popelka, opened the music of the prologue.

As the symphony rose, at the gate of the City Hall, countless physics formulas, countless chemical atoms, the brilliant light of life and the prosperous civilization, covered the entire scene through the light and shadow devices and dynamic projection equipment arranged in the square.

This is a visual feast of science and art.

It also represents the achievements of the winners of this year's physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine, literature and economics awards.

Standing in the center of all the scientific symbols are the winners of this year's Nobel Prize, each of whom is shrouded in different lights and shadows.

It is also worth mentioning that although the Nobel Prize has a peace prize, the award ceremony for the peace prize is not held here, but in Oslo, the capital of Norway.

As for the reason, it is Mr. Nobel's will. In his will, he specifically handed over the right to award the peace prize to the Norwegian Parliament, hoping that Sweden and Norway can maintain peace.

It's just that more than a hundred years have passed, and the Nobel Peace Prize has completely become a tool for politicians.

But fortunately, by mistake, influenced by Mr. Nobel's will, the separation of the peace prize from other awards has retained the authority of several other Nobel Prizes.

I have to say that this is simply a joke from hell.

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