After agreeing to Professor Thurston's request, Junxin was even busier at this time. In addition to the heavy classes every day, Junxin also has to find time every day to prepare for basketball training and monitoring, and at the same time to write research papers on superstring theory, plus the proof of Pang Jialai's conjecture of the four-dimensional space. The whole person began to keep his feet on the ground all of a sudden.

I wanted to find a time to have a face-to-face conversation with Professor Wiles, but now I don't even have the opportunity to do so. After a long day of high-intensity mental work, I almost fell asleep when I returned to the dormitory, and even almost missed two phone calls from China.

But fortunately, the progress of all work is very smooth. In the field of superstring theory, Professor Schwartz has been staying at the Institute for Advanced Study during this time, perhaps because it is rare to find a group of like-minded research partners, and has no intention of returning to the University of Southern California. He, Professor Witten, Horowitz and a total of five others often "harassed" Junxin, which also involved a lot of Junxin's energy. However, fortunately, the results of the research are also very gratifying, and the papers that have been written and ready to be published include two articles independently signed by Junxin, "On the Structural Composition of Extradimensional Spaces of Supersymmetric String Theory" and "A Mathematical Physical Model of Supersymmetric String Theory" that has been published. There are three or four articles co-authored with Professor Witten, which are basically about discussing the mathematical structure and function relationship of superstring theory. Several other people also have their own articles, either independently or co-signed. However, in just ten days, a total of nearly ten papers have been completed.

One of the most influential papers, in Junxin's view, can be said to be the one that announced the formal establishment of supersymmetric string theory, "Discussion on the Problems of Quantum Mechanics and Relativity in Superstring Theory". This paper was drafted by Professor Schwartz and finally put together after everyone's revisions and opinions, but unfortunately it has not been published yet.

In mathematics, Junxin began to dabble in more advanced mathematics, especially under the teaching of Professor Thurston, spent a lot of time on differential geometry and topology, and in more than ten days, he made an inductive summary of the various problems encountered, and began to write out his ideas and ideas one after another, but due to the urgency of time, coupled with the unique rigorous nature of mathematics, the paper was only written twice, and it was only in draft form.

The real big deal was the four-dimensional Pongarley conjecture written at the invitation of Professors Thurston and Mirno, which was a big project. Even with Junxin's ability, he could only just give the most important calculation formulas and algorithms, and the others were still blank. However, there are still more than ten days to complete the paper, and with the imminent departure of Professor Schwartz (USC has urged him many times), the time Junxin spends on physics will be correspondingly reduced, and it will not be difficult to write the rest of the paper at that time.

Regarding basketball, Junxin originally paid attention to it, but Coach Pique didn't know how to persuade the school's senior management to give Junxin a very generous salary as an assistant coach, with a salary of more than 15,000 per month, although it was not high, but it was very attractive to Junxin, who is now about a poor egg.

Later, I learned that this is the reason why Coach Pique saw that Junxin's training methods have played a very good role in just ten days, although there are still some doubts about Junxin's tactical problems, but Junxin's basketball training ability is enough to afford the position of assistant coach, so he helped Junxin apply for salary from the school. And Princeton, who has always been critical of basketball, generously agreed to Coach Pique's request this time, not because the object of the application is Junxin, but because Junxin's approach is very Princeton, and Princeton's wisdom to solve problems with wisdom.

"Jun, the problem of training is almost no longer a problem, do you have any thoughts on the tactical aspect? We're three days away from the University of Pennsylvania to start our first game of the season. On this day, as soon as Junxin walked to the training hall, Coach Pique greeted him and asked.

Jun Xin put his heavy backpack on the seat next to him without hurry, and then said: "Regarding the tactical issue, when I saw them training recently, I had a little immature idea, can you help me see if there is anything that needs to be added." ”

"Oh, tell me about it!" Coach Pique said excitedly. He was originally a coach promoted from high school, and he was indeed a little cautious at first, but his ability is not bad. It's just that the NCAA is the highest temple of basketball in the United States, so he is not fully prepared to take over the team, so he will not miss any possible advice.

"In the past few days of training, I have found some situations that I have come up with after doing research on these situations." Junxin said first, saying that he was well-founded, and after seeing Coach Pique's nod, Junxin continued, "Of the five positions in our team, the position of the fifth center forward is Carlisle, who is characterized by better flexibility and strong physical confrontation, but relatively speaking, as a center, his height is a bit of a problem. I noticed that he had good rebounding and no bad passing vision, and was a third-year player. He was a typical Princeton player that Mr. Carell had trained to play. Jank, he is our power forward, playing in the No. 4 position, in this position, the physical confrontation is also very intense, so his physical confrontation is not bad, but in defense he is not focused enough, easy to be shaken, not calm enough. However, his movement is excellent, his shooting touch is soft, and his offensive ability is good.

And then there's the small forward at the No. 3 position... The shooting guard at the No. 2 position... The number one playmaker, his ......"

"Very good, your analysis is excellent!" Coach Pique followed Junxin's words one by one, and had to admire the accuracy of Junxin's vision. "Do you have any ideas?"

"I have an idea, but it might be a bit off-the-beaten." Junxin said hesitantly.

Coach Pique laughed: "We at Princeton are playing with intelligence, it doesn't matter if it's deviant or not, the important thing is that your method can really work." ”