Chapter 416 (1/2)
Chapter 419
December 20.
Cheng Nuo uploaded the document of the last task. Professor Bourne also completed their respective tasks one after another.
Another day, the four of them worked together to compile a 15 page paper on the research results of this month and a half.
Professor Bowen posted the full version of the project paper to the group, and all the members of aIter said, ”check it out for the last time. If it's OK, I'll submit it.”
Princeton Miller: ”no problem.”
Princeton Bourne: ”I have no problem here.”
Tom MIT: ”well, Professor Bowen, I have a little problem.”
Princeton Bourne: ”well, you say so.”
Tom MIT: ”well, can you change my name in the project report? Tom, it's just my English name. ”
”And you have a foreign name?” Bourne wondered.
”Cough, actually I am a Chinese, my name is Cheng Nuo.” Cheng Nuo answered truthfully.
Anyway, the project is over, Cheng Nuo is not worried about exposing his real identity.
”Cheng Nuo, Cheng Nuo?”
Bourne repeated the name carefully several times, and suddenly came back.
How could he feel familiar as soon as he heard the name? The subject they have just finished their research is based on the Cheng Nuo theorem?
Professor Bourne asked subconsciously, ”the Chengnuo Theorem...”
”Well, I did propose it by chance.” Cheng Nuo is honest.
Princeton Miller:
Princeton hatch: ”it's
”And your relationship with Professor Fresnel?” Another question came to Professor Bourne.
What he knew was that Cheng Nuo, who had passed away at the International Conference of mathematicians, had nothing to do with Professor Fresnel.
Cheng Nuo evaded the importance of the answer, ”I am now a graduate student under Professor Fresnel.”
Princeton Miller:
Princeton hatch: ”it's
The focus of their attention is obviously not on the relationship between Cheng Nuo and Professor Fresnel, but on
Graduate student, that Cheng Nuo is still a graduate student!
What are they, Professor!
This goes beyond three levels.
Can recall that time before, they are with such a graduate student, struggling for more than a month of progress.
They always thought that ”Tom” on the other side of the screen was an excellent young mathematician with their strength!
But I never thought that in the past month or so, the research progress was no less than a few of them, and it was a graduate student who did not even have a master's degree.
This