What has to come will come.
The last day of July.
Even though every pore in Lu Zhou's body was yelling no, he still stopped his research and began packing as he prepared for the International Congress of Mathematicians at St. Petersburg.
As for the 60-minute report, after some thinking, he finally decided on making a brief summary regarding his work on the Riemann zeta function over the past few years and uploaded the thesis to the International Congress of Mathematicians website.
In fact, this was nothing out of the ordinary.
Whether it was a 45-minute report or a 60-minute report, these conference reports weren't held specifically for ground-breaking results. It was more to give scholars a platform to present the progress they had made over the past couple of years.
After all, for most areas of mathematics, especially number theory, it was nearly impossible to consistently produce ground-breaking research.
