When Professor Fefferman heard him, he was stunned.
He quickly asked in a serious tone, "Can you elaborate?"
"Of course." Lu Zhou picked up the chalk and said, "But I need to use the blackboard."
Once Lu Zhou had the idea, doing the calculations was just a matter of the application of mathematics.
It took about half an hour for him to fill in two blackboards.
Lu Zhou took a step back and looked at the calculations on the blackboard. He gently squeezed the chalk in his hand as he spoke confidently.
"In short, using the abstract proof method, we can only calculate the existence of T1 (>0). Therefore, the weak solution is smooth only in the time (0, T1), but the value of T1 is undetermined."
This conclusion was wildly different from the proposed conclusion by the Millennium Prize Problem. This was probably equivalent to the difference between Newton's law of motion and the special theory of relativity.
