A room inside Princeton's university library.
Vera pushed open the door and walked in. She walked to the table joyfully and stuttered. Finally, she was able to get out a complete sentence.
"He's researching the Riemann hypothesis!"
Molina was sitting at the desk, and without looking up, she knew exactly what Vera's facial expression was.
"The thesis on arXiv? I know, what's so surprising about it…"
Molina's sense of urgency had become stronger ever since that thesis was released.
Lu Zhou had never been defeated by a problem before. Even Millennium Prize Problems like the Navier–Stokes equations and the Yang-Mills Equations, were no match for him.
Because Lu Zhou had become an academic leader, he rarely participated in the mathematics world. He hadn't been to any conferences, but the mathematics community had not forgotten about him.
Even to this day, stories about him were still spread around the Princeton campus.
