Massachusetts, America.

A plane landed at Boston International Airport.

Frank Welzek, who had just flown back to Boston from CERN headquarters in Switzerland, sat in the student’s car.

After the car was on the road, the old Professor sitting in the co-pilot position put the laptop on the push and connected to the wireless network. Just as he was ready to take advantage of the free time to process the work email, he just received an email from across the Pacific.

Seeing the sender’s name, his eyebrows picked it up with interest and opened the mail and looked up.

The doctoral student who was driving in the driver’s seat, scanned the email on the screen and asked casually.

“Professor, what happened to CERN?”

As he looked at the mail, Frank said casually.

“At the moment, the situation is still optimistic. If the confidence level reaches 3sigma, it can be confirmed as a sign. The CERN staff is checking the instrument, clearing the track, opening a press conference, and giving the peers time to water thesis. Wait for the beginning of 10 The experiment restarts, this month we have to complete the theoretical part, I will let you live in Geneva from next month… eh?”

Seeing Professor suddenly didn’t talk, the doctoral student asked, “What’s wrong?”

“Nothing…” At the end of the message, Frank frowned and frowned. He suddenly shook his head with a smile. “It’s a very interesting point, but I don’t agree.”

In the mail, the young man from China wrote.

[Respected Frank Professor, I have some questions about your supplementary theory of supersymmetry. According to the Pierre Deligne tensor category theorem, the category satisfying certain conditions must be a representation of a supersymmetric group G, so we can say that supersymmetry is a generalization of field theory, but in your supplementary theory In the middle, it is assumed that there is an extra dimension beyond the symmetry field representation to explain the reason why the supersymmetric particle is too large. Does this contradict the Pierre Deligne tensor theorem? 】

Academic exchanges are not on the rankings of seniority. There is nothing polite, what is it, so Lu Zhou pointed out that there was no euphemism when it came to the issue.

I believe that Frank’s old mister can offer him a joint research invitation regardless of his age, and he will not care about such a small matter.

However, the reply of the old mister is equally euphemistic…

Far from the other side of the Pacific, Nanjing, Lu Zhou edited the passage and the processed data into an email and sent it to Frank Welzek’s mailbox, leaning against the chair and stretching.

Just when he was just about to get up and go to dinner, suddenly an unread e-mail appeared in his mailbox.

Lu Zhou took a look at the email and looked at the time in the lower right corner of the desktop. It was amazed.

Fuck, is this old mister getting up so early?

Switzerland is six hours behind Beijing time. Is it only five o’clock in the morning?

At this moment, he still doesn’t know that Frank Mister’s old mister has returned to MIT, and he doesn’t know that he just got off the plane, otherwise he will be even more surprised by the work of the old mister.

The reply in the email is very simple, mainly to answer his questions.

[LU: The attachment has been received. In addition, regarding your question, I admire the foundation of your mathematics physics, but my suggestion is that you should review the expression of Wigner’s theorem in quantum mechanics, and you will understand my theory of supersymmetry supplement. There are no problems with the assumptions made. 】

As a theoretical physics researcher, the Wigner theorem Lu Zhou certainly does not know, this is the cornerstone of the mathematics expression of quantum mechanics.

This theorem describes the principles of symmetry in the Physics system, such as how rotation, translation, or CPT change the state on the Hilbert space.

According to this theorem, elementary particles can basically be represented by the irreducible 酉 of the Lie group, and a tensor product can be made for these representations. This operation, just in time, can correspond to the particle bound state on physics.

Is it amazing?

Mathematics and physics, with a theorem as a link, organically combined.

It is this nature that provides the theoretical cornerstone for the later application of Pierre Deligne tensor category theorem to Physics.

Lu Zhou is very clear about the meaning of Frank Professor. His hypothesis of supersymmetric complement theory accords with the framework of Wigner’s theorem. There is no big problem, just the lack of beauty in mathematics.

For example, as Lu Zhou said, the Pierre Deligne tensor category theorem cannot be used to explain the rationality of this extra dimension, although it is impossible to completely deny its possibility of existence.

Lu Zhou thought about it, put his hands on the keyboard and typed his own thoughts.

[But don’t you think that we can use a model that is more in line with the aesthetics to explain the characteristic peaks that exist in the 750GeV energy region? There is absolutely no need to introduce an extra dimension outside of a fully symmetric field to explain his source of quality, forcibly indicating that it is a supersymmetric particle… I mean, is this possible to be something we don’t understand? Dark matter particles? 】

Although he originally proposed the 750GeV energy zone signal to convince the old man, it may come from supersymmetric particles, but in fact he is not so obsessed with supersymmetric particles.

There can be many things behind that characteristic peak. The universe itself is not built by a single set of theories.

The dark matter particles are what Lu Zhou feels most likely.

After all, this signal is weak enough. If it is not a large number of collisions, this clue may not be discovered. Dark matter is difficult to observe because it hardly interacts with other elementary particles, including photons.

Pressing the reply button, Lu Zhou was not in a hurry to eat, but leaned on the chair and waited quietly.

If the old mister is now returning to the mail, he probably won’t have to wait too long to see the reply.

Sure enough, it didn’t take long for an email to jump out.

[The possibility that you said is there, but I think it is unlikely. I can be sure that CERN’s equipment is not advanced enough to observe dark matter stably. If the signals observed on ATLAS and CMS detectors are dark matter, I’m sure that the characteristic peaks of the two will not be so consistent. If you have any questions, you can consult Lynn Evans mister. And for my theory, I can also add a supplementary explanation. 】

Lu Zhou squinted at the end of the message and didn’t think about how to refute it. Two unread messages were thrown into his mailbox.

[If there is an extra dimension of compaction, then each field in the high-dimensional space corresponds to a normal field of zero-film in the four-dimensional space, plus an infinite number of fields that are inversely proportional to the length of the compaction. And the source of this field can be used as the Fourier series of the original zero film field in the compaction dimension! 】

[Super-symmetric particles should also exist in this field. It is in this relationship that the coupling of super-symmetric particles with fermions is not low by Planck’s energy, but should be raised. I think this makes sense in theory. So according to this theory, we should be able to find supersymmetric particles under the energy mark below TeV, so you can have more confidence in LHC. 】

Fuck, this typing is a bit faster.

However, this first email only darkened a CERN device, and the last email gave him confidence in CERN’s collider…

What the hell is this?

I stared at the three emails for a while, and Lu Zhou’s hand on the keyboard didn’t move.

Old mister is so confident in his theory, and he is justified.

For a time, he was a bit dumb and didn’t know what to return.

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