"Do you understand?"

To be honest, he didn't understand a lot of the whole report, maybe less than half?

After all, he is a theoretical physicist who studies things like gravitational collapse, space-time singularities, and black holes.

Even some achievements in mathematics are limited to fields such as geometry and abstract structures.

Regarding knowledge in fields such as topology and partial differential equations, although those who study physics basically know something about it, they basically only know a little bit about it.

It is basically impossible to use it to study advanced and cutting-edge mathematical fields.

So when he heard about it halfway, especially when the 'micro-element construction method' started to be introduced, he started to feel a little confused.

Sitting next to him, after hearing the inquiry, Edward Witten replied without looking back: "It's okay."

His mathematical ability is not comparable to that of Penrose. He specializes in quantum field theory, string theory and related topology and geometry and other mathematical fields.

Although NS equations are not within the scope of his research, many of the methods used by his student are topological.

Hearing this, Roger Penrose raised his eyebrows and felt a little worried. He is also a mathematical physicist, but he actually understood it?

After thinking for a while, he asked: "Then do you regret it?"

Hearing this, Witten, who was listening to the closing report, couldn't help but twitch the corners of his mouth.

This person is so annoying!
Chapter completed!