The afternoon sunlight streamed through the heavy curtains, casting a glow on the pile of mathematics books.
James Maynard was sitting in front of the sofa, wearing glasses, carefully reading the paper in his hand.
On the small table beside him, the coffee was still faintly steaming.
Opposite him, Larry Gus was holding a marker in his hand, frowning while performing some simple derivations on a small whiteboard propped up in the office.
Undoubtedly, the article James Maynard was holding at this moment was Qiao Yu's "Geometric Mapping of Riemann's Conjecture under Generalized Modal Axiomatic System."
In fact, it had been two days since they accepted the role of reviewers. Both had already gained a certain understanding of Qiao Yu's main ideas.
However, as John Henry suspected, the two professors' understanding of Qiao Yu's Generalized Modal Axiomatic System was not that deep.
