The atmosphere in the crowded Princeton lecture hall was buzzing with excitement.
Professor Emily Thompson, a seasoned mathematician with a penchant for chalk dust, strolled back and forth in front of a chalkboard that looked like it had seen better days.
The equations scrawled across it weren't just random symbols; they were the result of nights spent in the company of strong coffee and relentless determination.
"As many of you know, just two month ago, Professor Maximillian Sullivan proved the Riemann Conjecture," Professor Thompson began, her eyes gleaming with excitement. "This breakthrough has opened doors we could only dream of, and today, I am thrilled to present a potential revolution in prime number generation."
he room fell silent as she unveiled a large poster containing a series of equations, each line building on the elegance of the last.
The audience leaned in, trying to absorb the brilliance unfolding before them.
