The Young Matriarch-Chapter 284 - : Proving a World Mathematical Problem - The Chen’s Conjecture

Chapter 284: Chapter 284: Proving a World Mathematical Problem – The Chen’s Conjecture

Chen Family Conjecture!

Proposed by the famous mathematician Chen Jingtian from China over 800 years ago, more than 800 years had passed, and countless renowned mathematicians from both within the country and abroad had failed to prove this conjecture!

One of the world’s five great mathematical conjectures, a few foreign mathematicians even refer to it as the most difficult conjecture globally.

How many mathematicians had exhausted their lives over this conjecture without proving a thing?

Even students like Zhou Yong had heard their own math teachers mention the Chen Family Conjecture, sighing, “Who knows if any mathematician in this lifetime will be able to prove this conjecture.”

Even though Zhou Yong felt he had met an Immortal Teacher, he never expected this Immortal Teacher to dare to inexplicably tackle the global mathematical challenge—the Chen Family Conjecture.

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Teacher… have you gone mad from frustration?

Miracle Senior was ecstatic, had this person lost their mind? Proving the Chen Family Conjecture on a live stream?

Bai Chuwei didn’t even raise her head, her voice indifferent as she asked, “Is proving the Chen Family Conjecture very difficult?”

Back in her days, when she roamed everywhere, she had a chance encounter with the math madman Chen Jingtian; this kid thought he was so incredible, his arithmetic skills unmatched, steadfastly refusing to work as a family head’s accountant.

So she left this conjecture with the snooty Chen Jingtian, and it later became known as the “Chen Family Conjecture” by posterity.

It wasn’t just Chen Jingtian; in more than 800 years, countless mathematicians had used their entire lives without proving the conjecture.

Bai Chuwei couldn’t help but muse, can someone be so foolish?

The number of viewers in the live stream started to plummet, as Zhou Yong and a staunch group of fan students watched anxiously.

[It seems… there’s a sliver of reason to it.]

In a high-end villa in Imperial Capital, a male university student watching the video pushed up his glasses and murmured to himself.

He was a high-achieving student at Imperial Capital University, yet he just couldn’t teach his sister math. When he truly had no other options, he decided to check out some online teachers on a video app to see how they instruct, and just happened upon the live stream titled “Everyone Can Go to Imperial University.”

The more he watched, the more sense it made to him. The male university student decisively grabbed a notebook and rapidly copied down the proof content that the host was writing in the video, clutching his phone as he ran towards his grandfather’s room on the third floor.

“Grandpa, stop sleeping, come take a look at this host!”

His grandfather was a professor of mathematics at Imperial Capital University, renowned for his early bedtime due to his age and daily health routine.

Professor Xie, half-awake upon hearing this, wished he could slap his grandson, infuriated. Not sleeping himself and getting his grandfather up to watch a host? To watch those hosts dance?

Xie Ran pushed the old man gently, placing the reading glasses on his nose, “Grandpa, someone’s proving the Chen Family Conjecture, and I think the proof makes a lot of sense. You have to get up!”

Infuriated beyond words, Professor Xie immediately sat up and grabbed the notebook: “You brat, you wake your grandpa for this, I… Hm? The start of this proof is interesting, this level is at least that of a Ph.D. student, right?”

The more Professor Xie watched, the more serious his expression became, “This… this… is there more?”

Professor Xie shouted, clutching the draft paper.

Startled, Xie Ran quickly handed over the phone, and in the video on the phone, a pair of fair hands were writing swiftly on white paper.

The old professor now didn’t feel sleepy at all. He immediately went to the desk, mumbling non-stop, “Can’t see clearly, the text is too small!”

The grandson hurriedly turned on the projector in the study, projecting it onto the screen, and the page with the proof content appeared instantaneously…

The old professor’s eyes went wide!