Chapter 80 Forget it, I'd better go back and inherit the family property On Saturday, Xu Qingzhou took his computer to find an empty classroom and began to build a heat conduction model based on Fourier's law of heat conduction. The amount of calculation is huge, the computer makes a buzzing sound, which is quite noisy, and it also needs to be connected to a power source. Xu Qingzhou turned on his computer and noticed two more emails in his mailbox. The first one is from Mathematical Inventions, which shows that the paper has entered the "Under review" stage, indicating that the paper has been sent to external reviewers, and what follows is a long wait. The second email came ten minutes ago. To his surprise, the second paper had also been accepted by the editorial department of Physics Reports, with no modification requirements, and external reviewers were assigned. If it was him in the past, it would be normal. It can even be said that the editorial department would be crazy if they did not click to accept immediately. But now he was walking the invincible road again. He was just a little Karami, but he could be so fast. It really surprised him. Could it be that the text was really so easy to break? After all, this paper not only involves the field of mathematics, but also incorporates Xu Qingzhou's previous research and understanding in the field of quantum. These contents are definitely black technology at this point in time.
Of course, this is also the confidence that Xu Qingzhou has in submitting to top journals. Across the ocean. Editorial Board of Physics Reports. Editor Freya Kaye was on the phone, "Dear Ms. Sidibe, I have a very good paper, maybe Professor Steven will be interested." "Freya, I told you last time that Professor Steven is so busy right now that he doesn't even have time to have a cup of coffee. He will no longer be your external reviewer." "Ms. Sidibe, with all due respect, if Professor Steven missed this paper, it would be more regrettable than not having time for coffee." Hearing Kay's firm tone, the woman across from him hesitated and asked, "What paper?" "It is related to Professor Steven's experiment. The author starts from the Einstein coefficient and provides new views on coherent states and compressed states. It is very interesting." "I need to ask Professor Steven's opinion first." "Okay, I'll wait for your news. I also have to go have afternoon tea first." Kay was quite confident about this paper and believed it would definitely catch Professor Steven's eye. After hanging up the phone, he looked at the manuscript in the computer again. The author was a Xia citizen named "Xu Qingzhou", from Beijing University of Xia. On Sunday, Xu Qingzhou was still working on the model. He planned to concentrate on perfecting the model in the next two days. The entire model involves a lot of knowledge in the field of universal functions, and Xu Qingzhou is quite good at this aspect. There was a lot of universal function analysis in the previous physical experimental data, and many top mathematical experts were invited at that time. Xu Qingzhou had secretly learned a few tricks, and was able to help make a model with no problem. When it came to Fourier's heat conduction equation and Maxwell's equations, the speed suddenly increased, because Maxwell's equations were Xu Qingzhou's area of expertise, and he was adept at using various equations. At the same time, he introduced the Fourier transform method that he had developed in his previous life to facilitate calculations, and unexpectedly discovered that the complex functional relationship became a simple linear combination of integrals. The calculation process is much simpler. At two o'clock in the afternoon, I received a call from Wang Wei.
Wang Wei: "Junior, what progress have you made on the model?" Xu Qingzhou rubbed his temple and said, "If everything goes well, we should be able to come up with a complete model today." Wang Wei was a little surprised: "So fast?" "Ah." Wang Wei was not as anxious as he was before and talked to Xu Qingzhou about the current situation. "Jinling University uses the same method as us, so it is very likely that they have also made a mistake." "Now that they have finished the model, maybe they will react soon." "Of course, we can't be too optimistic. I called to ask if I could help you. The model involves a lot of physics. With my help, it will be much easier for you." Xu Qingzhou grinned and said, "Thank you, Senior Brother. I also know a little bit about physics and can figure it out myself." In the laboratory, Wang Wei was stunned for a moment, thinking that Xu Qingzhou was a little too arrogant. Of course, he was not questioning Xu Qingzhou's attainments in mathematics. The fact that he could come up with such a model in a short period of time and discover the problems in their experiment was enough to show the talent of this junior fellow student. But there is a saying that goes, "Different fields have different meanings, like different mountains." After all, Xu Qingzhou is not a physicist. Isn't it easier with the help of this physics master? He couldn't help but sigh that his junior was still young. After learning some high school physics, he thought he understood everything. Little did he know that the little knowledge he learned in high school was just the basics. However, he still planned to wait until tomorrow to look at the model. Now he had a little more time and had the opportunity to try and make mistakes. After hanging up the phone, Xu Qingzhou continued to immerse himself in complicated calculations. He didn't even eat and worked until the evening. 10 pm. Xu Qingzhou let out a long breath, a smile appeared on his face, and a complete model appeared. Substitute the data, Bc = B0 *(1 -(T/Tc)**2)#Calculate the critical magnetic field strength if Bc raise ValueError("Temperature is too high for superconductivity.") Jc = J0 *(1 - B / Bc)**n return Jc That's it. Moreover, Xu Qingzhou was basically certain that even if Professor Gu Zhizhong built it himself, the completeness of the entire model would definitely not be better than his. After all, although Professor Gu Zhizhong is a mathematics expert, he is not good at physics. He cannot, like Xu Qingzhou, incorporate electromagnetic content into the model building process. Exhaling again, Xu Qingzhou stood up, packed up his things and prepared to leave. He felt a sense of weakness in his body, which was caused by excessive hunger. Passing by a convenience store, I bought a loaf of bread and ate it ravenously to fill my stomach, then slowly went to the cafeteria to eat. When Xu Qingzhou returned to the dormitory, he saw Xu Zhengyang, who had vowed to study hard, was killing it in LOL. No, he was being beaten like a dog. But this guy seems to have taken the initiative. "Jungler, all you do is hide in the grass. Do you want me to bring you some paper?" "Assistant, did you steal this artillery vehicle because you are short of money to buy an urn?!" "Zhongdan, I beg you to use your hands, not your feet!" "Fuck, what a bunch of noobs!" Looking at the exploded crystal, Xu Zhengyang just peeled it off and finally noticed Xu Qingzhou standing behind him, "Old Xu, are you going to log in?" "Is this what you mean by working hard to improve yourself?"
Xu Zhengyang sighed, as if he was feeling a little emotional, and said, "After a day of hard work, I found that learning this thing consumes too much brain cells. I'd better wait until I go back to inherit the family property." (End of this chapter)