Generally speaking, when I am engaged in theoretical research, there are basically two things in my daily life.

Either you are blasting the literature in the liver, or you are writing a paper in the liver. Anyway, body or soul, there is always one who is moving bricks.

Even at the level of Lu Zhou, the steps of conducting research are always changing. Aside from some things in school or outside school, what I do every day is basically either to track the literature of the top 3 journals in my direction, or to sit quietly at my desk and think about my own problems.

Because he intends to return to the research field of mathematics after the end of the task chain of "Earth and Moon Control", and rush the mathematics level to LV10, Lu Zhou basically set the academic keywords tracked on the literature reading software customized for him in the field of mathematics.

Especially about the Riemann function and the Riemann conjecture, as long as it is published in the top 5 journals in the direction of number theory, Lu Zhou will collect it and read it carefully.

While he knew it was unrealistic to expect someone to do great research in this area, he wanted to be able to get a little inspiration from the work of others.

Came to the office at eight o'clock as usual, and after reviewing the syllabus of the discussion class that He Changwen had rushed out overnight, Lu Zhou sat down at his desk, opened his laptop, and prepared to check the tracking tags he had set to see if there were any valuable papers in the directions he was concerned about.

However, at this moment, a string of bubbles popped out in the lower right corner of the computer screen.

Xiao Ai: [Master, there is your review invitation~()]

Invitation to review?

Putting down the coffee cup in his hand, Lu Zhou clicked into his mailbox through the link handed over by Xiao Ai.

The invitation to review was sent by the Mathematical Chronicle.

Lu Zhou still remembers that the earliest paper he published about Zhou's speculation was published in the "Mathematical Chronicle". Although I did not publish any more papers in this journal, I occasionally received invitations to review papers from the editorial office of the Mathematical Chronicle.

Generally speaking, the academic value of papers that can be published in this journal is still considerable.

Clicked on the paper attached to the email with interest, and the moment he saw the title of the paper, Lu Zhou's eyebrows suddenly raised with interest.

“…… Conrey's Critical Line Theorem Proof Based on Audrizko's Zero-Point Algorithm? ”

Reading the title in a whisper, Lu Zhou sat up straight in his office chair, quickly swept over the abstract part, and read towards the content of the text.

The content of the paper is not very long, adding up to only 15 pages in total.

The author proves Conrey's critical line theorem through a novel method. Although it does not push the 40% figure one step further, the method used in the argumentation of this paper is very interesting.

If Lu Zhou remembers correctly, generally speaking, everyone uses the Levinson algorithm to study this problem.

After carefully reading the paper from the beginning to the end, Lu Zhou wrote his review comments at the end of the paper and marked it as approved.

Although it may take 3~5 days for a professor to review a manuscript, for him, basically any problem can be exposed.

But at this time, Lu Zhou, who was glancing at the screen, suddenly sighed lightly, and his right hand holding the mouse gently dragged it to select a few lines of arithmetic.

I don't know if it's his delusion, but he always feels that the writing is a little familiar.

Although the Mathematical Chronicle is a double-blind reviewer, in principle, the reviewer cannot see the name of the contributor, but there is actually a way to determine who submitted the manuscript.

Nowadays, many scholars have the habit of hanging preprints on the Internet before submitting their papers, and it is actually relatively easy to search for the authors of the papers as long as they take a part of the fields from the paper for searching.

Curious about the author of this paper, Lu Zhou thought in his heart that the manuscript had been reviewed anyway, even if he knew the name of the contributor at this time, it shouldn't be considered a violation, right?

Just take a look!

Lu Zhou hesitated for a moment, and finally couldn't resist his curiosity, made a decision, and searched after landing in Arxiv.

Sure enough, the contributor also maintained the good habit of hanging a preprint before uploading the paper, and it didn't take much effort for him to search for the submitter's information.

But when he saw the name of the contributor, he was stunned for a moment.

Molina Abel!

And......

Vera Puyuy.

“…… The world is also too small. ”

After being slightly stunned for a moment, Lu Zhou immediately shook his head with a smile, closed the webpage, and sent the previous review comments to the mailbox of the editorial office of the "Mathematical Chronicle".

No wonder he felt that the writing of the paper was so familiar, not to mention that the two contributors were his acquaintances, and one of them was his student. If you're not familiar with it, you're going to be weird.

But what he didn't expect was that Molina hadn't given up on the Riemann conjecture, and even brought his apprentices into this big pit.

Just when Lu Zhou was hesitating whether to send an email to Vera and ask them how their research was going, the office door suddenly opened, and a person Lu Zhou didn't expect walked in from outside.

"Haha, Senior Brother Lu, who do you see coming back?"

Attracted by this angry voice, Lu Zhou looked up at Senior Brother Luo who was standing at the door, and asked with some surprise, "You have returned from Shangjing?" ”

"I came back from Switzerland, I went on a business trip to CERN two months ago, and I just returned home today." As if in his office, Luo Wenxuan pulled over a chair and sat opposite Lu Zhou with a big grin.

When he saw the scratch paper on the table, a look of interest suddenly appeared in his eyes, and he picked up the scratch paper on the table and asked curiously.

"Riemann conjecture? When did you start trying this thing? ”

Lu Zhou smiled faintly and said, "It's just a study in your spare time." ”

"Yes, your interest is really high-end, then Riemann guesses as a pastime, admire," Luo Wenxuan gave a thumbs up, took out the document sandwiched under his elbow, and put it on the table, "Don't talk nonsense, what you want me to do can be regarded as done!" ”

Picking up the document from the table, Lu Zhou flipped it open and glanced at it, a touch of surprise appeared on his face.

"Got it done so quickly?"

Engineering plan for the Lunar Hadron Collider!

Although the detailed drawings are not on this document, and what is included in the plan is only a rough engineering sketch, judging from Senior Brother Luo's confident expression, the detailed drawings have also been completed.

Hearing Lu Zhou's surprised voice, Luo Wenxuan also smiled proudly, waved his hand and said.

"Originally, there were not many difficulties in the design, but there were only two difficulties in the collider, one was to pump dozens of kilometers of pipelines into a vacuum, and the other was a liquid helium cooling system. It is not very technically difficult to build this thing on the moon, and even the structure is simpler than LHCb, but the real difficulty is in the engineering difficulty, how do you plan to build a tunnel on the moon that is tens of hundreds of kilometers long? ”

"I naturally have a way to solve this, so you don't need to worry about it," Lu Zhou smiled and put the document aside, "Tell me, how have you been doing at CERN for the past two months?" ”