The days of learning black magic in another world

That being the case, Riemann can only comfort him politely——

"Indeed, if you think about it, at least you have entered the magic department."

After finishing this nonsense, Riemann walked into his classroom silently all the way.

In the classroom, the priest who taught the history class was already there, and Riemann sat in his seat sadly, and began to listen to this pure history and politics class sadly.

After class, Riemann sorted out his mood a little and walked to Dean Pound's office.

"What? You mean that the abyssal monster has shown signs of thinking ability?"

Riemann nodded: "Yes, but this is just a speculation. It cannot be ruled out that all of this is accidental. Although it may be difficult to do this by accident, they have to be not completely gathered together by accident, but divided into two batches. Fusion, and when one of the monsters is attacked by chance, the other one pops out by chance."

Dean Pound's brows were filled with worry.

"If this is the case...the Holy See has to notify everyone as soon as possible, Abyss...could...how could this be..."

Dean Pound was completely lost in his own thoughts, as if he had forgotten the existence of Riemann, lowered his head, and drew the pen in his hand on the paper... Then, he suddenly remembered that there was a big living person standing here. Just like that, he turned to look at Riemann.

"Thank you for your news and reminder, Riemann, I will report your contribution to the Holy See. This news is very important and very precious. You can understand that it can bring you contribution points equivalent to five advanced tasks."

Riemann froze for a moment.

He recalled the scene when Stony and the others told him to bring the news to the Holy See staff.

Stoney and the others are undoubtedly very eager to contribute points, after all, it means better equipment, but they still gave themselves the opportunity to spread the news, and their attitude was very natural, as if it was a matter of course, and they didn't even leak it. Any expression of heartache and lost contribution points, is this because he wants to sell him a favor, just like he didn't go directly to the Holy See but wanted to sell the other party a favor through Dean Pound's help... Or is it because the Holy See will be more biased" What about "one of our own"?

Thinking of this, he put on a smile: "Father Pound, in fact, my companions and I got this news together. To be honest, without them, I would never know that the abyss monster should not have the ability to think... This contribution point should belong to them, can you report the contribution of Stoney's team to the Holy See?"

Dean Pound waved his hand indifferently, his eyes were still on the parchment on his desk, and he didn't look at Riemann: "The contribution point is given to you, and you can divide it yourself."

"Whether it is in exchange for items that can enhance one's own strength or to maintain interpersonal relationships..."

He paused, looked up at Riemann thoughtfully: "Stony team? I seem to have heard of them, it is indeed a team of talented young people..."

Dean Pound smiled: "Child, you are very far-sighted. Compared with other people, the students of the magic department don't need much contribution points, because the Holy See will prepare most of the necessities for you. Compared with that It is indeed a better choice for a negligible improvement to make a few outstanding classmates in Weishi."

Riemann smiled politely.

Dean Pound's words confirmed his thoughts. Although the other party's thinking has been skewed to the survival philosophy of the Holy See, his attitude does show that he believes that the contribution brought by this news belongs to Riemann, and only would belong to Riemann.

It seems that the favoritism of the Holy See is not only well known, but everyone has become accustomed to it.

Thinking of this, Riemann said: "Father Pound, I just think that the contribution of this news should indeed belong to the people of Stony's team. As for myself, I have something else I hope you can help report to the Holy See .”

"Oh?"

Riemann took out the telescope sent by Heller Velen and handed it to the other party: "Father, please put it in the eye, yes, like this."

"Huh? Is there a magic called 【Enhanced Eyesight】? No, it's not right... There is no trace of magic..."

"Yes, Father, this is not a product of magic, but it is as easy to use as a product of magic, isn't it? My friend, Mr. Heller Velen, is very good at handwork (?), this is what he made for me to watch in the theater It's for play, but obviously...it should be able to play a bigger role."

"In yesterday's abyss fissure mission, I used this gadget, and I alone could monitor the movements of a quarter of Xiaohe Town. Considering what I just said, the abyss monsters may gradually evolve IQ, so their Maybe we will learn to act separately and learn to hide. In this case, maybe we have to leave an extra spot for investigators when we carry out the mission of the abyss fissure in the future."

"Alchemy department students are rare and difficult to train, and it is impossible to fully equip everyone with this kind of telescope, but non-magic creations are different. As long as the method is right, ordinary craftsmen can complete this part... important materials reserve."

Dean Pound glanced at him appreciatively: "Son, you are very thoughtful, and I will report this ingenious idea to the Holy See."

Riemann smiled: "My friend is named Heller Velen, and his father has always hoped that he can become a famous mathematician in the mainland, but...he is not very good at mathematics, so... I wonder if the Holy See can fulfill his father's wish for him?"

Dean Pound smiled gently: "Of course, since he has such a talent and is doing his best to serve the Holy See, we will not only vigorously publicize his outstanding contributions, but also fulfill the wishes of the believers as much as possible."

"How about it...you ask your friend to sort out a book-sized manuscript, and then the Holy See will publish it all over the continent simultaneously. The Pope must be very willing to write a preface to the works of such an outstanding young man."

Riemann: Good guy, so generous?Is the Pope some preface tool...

"As for you, Mr. Riemann, the Holy See will not favor one another, if you don't always remember the Holy See, you won't let your friend's invention come in handy, so you can get the same reward, I know you You were a well-known mathematics genius when you were in Wulan, please believe me, Sidney, as the mathematics center of the mainland, will only respect you more, maybe you can also consider whether it is time to publish a book of your own."

Riemann: Good guy, he just helped to be an intermediary, and he got the same reward as Heller Velen who actually made the invention. The Holy See's favoritism towards his own people is really...exaggerated and blatant.

But he would not refuse such a free benefit, so he smiled sincerely, with a light of surprise in his eyes: "Thank you priest!"

Back in the dormitory, Riemann took out a stack of parchment before writing to Heller Velen.

That's the new paper he wrote last month to this month.

titled——

"On the Rigorization of Analytics".

If only considered in terms of time, the time span of his paper is very wide, which can be said to be jumping.

Newton proposed calculus in the seventeenth century, and Cauchy completed the rigor of analysis in the nineteenth century, spanning two centuries and numerous mathematical achievements.

If it is considered from the subject, he did not choose to continue to throw out new theories, but chose such a more "fundamental" topic.

In short, at first glance, the topic of this paper does not seem to be so suitable for the moment.

But Riemann still felt that this paper was very necessary.

Before Cauchy completed the rigor of analysis, although the people who studied mathematics were relatively logical and rational, their papers and thoughts were still full of loopholes that made obsessive-compulsive disorder unbearable.

For example, there was a popular "general rule of algebra" at that time:

"Propositions that are true for real numbers are also true for complex numbers"

"Propositions true of finite quantities are also true of infinitesimals"

"Propositions that are true for convergent series are also true for divergent series"

Although there are no complex numbers yet, and the convergent series and divergent series have just been brought to you by Riemann, this kind of imprecise thought has begun to spread in the latest issues of mathematical journals.

Riemann thought about it for a while, and felt that he still couldn’t leave it alone. Under normal development, he should have waited for many, many years. Finally, there was an obsessive-compulsive disorder who couldn’t bear the status quo like Cauchy, and made drastic repairs for analysis to let it go. on a more correct path.

But Riemann thought, anyway, he has already crossed, so it is better to save this detour.

It is good for everyone to lay a good foundation directly and write some papers that make him look less painful.

He has been writing this thesis for a long time, and basically spent the spare time of these two months on it, because it is indeed a big project, and now it is finally coming to an end.

He read it several times from beginning to end, revised some contents, folded it and put it in the envelope.

Then he drew another parchment and began to write.

"Dear Heller Velen,"

"I had your letter and your little present, which I liked very much, but before I had time to see Sidney's play, I found a new use for this telescope—I took it upon myself to name it Telescope ,hope you do not mind."

"The Holy See believes that this invention has a huge effect on their daily peacekeeping work, so they decided to reward you, a believer who has made outstanding contributions."

"As for the specific content of this reward, I think your father will be very happy."

"The Holy See has decided to publish your own 'mathematics' book for you, with the preface written by the Pope himself and publicized."

"PS. This mathematical work can be less mathematical."

"Your faithful friend, Riemann."