Roth Dugan smiled and added a sentence.
This was a clear gesture of goodwill. The Dean of the Princeton Mathematics Institute and the editor-in-chief of "Mathematics Annual" was, at this moment, extending the highest courtesy to Qiao Ze.
After all, it cost him nothing.
If the final verification proved Qiao Ze was wrong, it would be as if this remark had never been said.
"Okay, Mr. Dugan, I will pass on your words to Qiao Ze," Xu Dajiang replied with a smile.
Of course, these were all pleasantries, and whether he would relay them depended on the circumstances.
In a certain sense, the two were still competitors.
"By the way, Dean Xu, if possible, I think you should persuade Qiao to compile his work on Super Helical Space Algebra into a textbook, from the basics to the advanced. That is what he should be doing right now, and it's even unrelated to whether the equation's validation is ultimately correct," Schultz said earnestly.
