"It's your excellent teaching, and as long as you take good care of yourself, you'll surely see what the future of mathematics will be like."
Zheng Xiweng echoed Tian Yanzhen's words.
To be honest, whether it's the mathematics of the past or the future, it all seems the same to Zheng Xiweng.
After all, anything beyond high school level, he's at a loss to understand.
This thing is called mathematics, ostensibly the study of numbers. But in the hands of mathematicians, it becomes a mix of strange letters and symbols.
"You don't understand... Let me put it this way: his idea implies that every compact symplectic manifold has a canonical arithmetic-geometric realization, an extension of the original model axiom system. He's not just proving turbulence; if followed, many puzzles troubling academia could be resolved..."
Tian Yanzhen rambled on the phone saying things Zheng Xiweng couldn't comprehend.
