<h4>Chapter 579: The Perks Of Being Handsome?</h4>
<strong>Trantor: </strong>Henyee Trantions <strong>Editor: </strong>Henyee Trantions
After talking for around 80 minutes, Lu Zhou took two steps back and looked at the ckboard. He saw that there was no more space for him to write. Therefore, he looked back at the students in the ssroom and put down the chalk in his hand.
“We’ll end the ss here.”
When the students in the ssroom saw Professor Lu put down the chalk, they finally sighed in relief.
Even though most professors lectured at the speed of rockets, they were nowhere as bad as Professor Lu, who went through seventy pages in just one lecture.
If this continued, this textbook would be finished in just a few lectures.
But they had to admit that...
Professor Lu’s lecture ability was pretty good.
Actually, it wasn’t pretty good, it was extremely good.
Most professors weren’t interested in teaching undergraduate students, and their teaching abilities were almost inversely proportional to their academic research abilities.
However, Professor Lu gave them a different kind of feeling.
Even though they couldn’t fully understand the ideas he used when solving problems, when he was exining some of the more esoteric topics, they were learning things that couldn’t be taught from textbooks.
Like mathematical methods.
And experience.
Those genius students sitting in the ssroom were well aware that these things were more important!
A tall skinny guy who was sitting in the middle of the ssroom looked at his notes and sighed. “If God Lu taught us real analysisst semester, it wouldn’t have been so miserable.”
For undergraduate students, number theory required a strong mathematical and logical background, and it was considered a difficult subject.
Especially for advanced algebraic number theory and analytic number theory fields, even PhD-level mathematicians wouldn’t be able to understand some of the more profound problems.
The things they were learning were rtively basic, but there were many esoteric materials.
Surprisingly, after Professor Lu exined the difficult topics, they didn’t seem so difficult anymore.
His roommate, who was wearing sses, said, “After all, he was a Princeton professor, earning hundreds of thousands of USD per year. Why do you think so many people areing to this ss?”
The tall, skinny guy said, “Oh? Isn’t it because he won the Fields Medal and Nobel Prize?”
“Fine, that too.”
While the two were chatting, Lu Zhou began to speak.
“There’s still a little time left. If there are any questions regarding the material I just went through, feel free to ask me.
“Of course, I will also answer questions outside of the teaching material. But I will not answer any personal questions.”
There was amotion in the ssroom as the students began to whisper to each other.
This group of students, who didn’t know mathematics at all, who only came because of God Lu, suddenly woke up and paid attention.
After a while, a genius student who was wearing ck-rimmed sses raised his hand and asked, “Professor, can you tell us how you solved the Goldbach’s conjecture?”
Lu Zhou smiled and said, “Of course I can, but not now. With your foundation now, I’m afraid you won’t be able to get through the first page of the thesis. I suggest you guys set your foundation first before trying to understand the problem... Of course, if you guys are really interested, I can put this problem at the end of the course material.”
The student sat down. Soon, a chubby guy in a puffer jacket raised his hand and asked curiously, “Professor, how did you move from mathematics research into controble fusion?”
<i>Controble nuclear fusion?</i>
<i>This is a difficult question to answer.</i>
Lu Zhou thought for a bit and said, “My research isn’t limited to pure mathematics. In my opinion, mathematics is a powerful theoretical tool, whether it’s physics or chemistry or any other fields, it can help us find answers through effective calctions.
“The research on the Navier–Stokes equations gave me a chance to research sma turbulence. Of course, I started this problem three years ago. I was in Berlin at that time, and the German Chemical Society invited me to ept the Hoffman Prize. I met Professor Klitzing there, and he invited me to the Wendelstein 7-Xboratory...”
“As for the specifics, I’m sure you guys aren’t interested.” Lu Zhou smirked and jokingly said, “Also, it’s not good for you guys to know too much, I like to stay mysterious.”
The ssroom chuckled.
Coincidentally, the ss was over.
While the bell was ringing, Lu Zhou picked up the book in his hand and quickly left the ssroom before the students were able to surround him.
He was walking in the hallway and happened to bump into Principal Xu.
Principal Xu noticed Lu Zhou holding the textbook and smiled.
“How is it? How does teaching feel?”
“It feels alright.” Lu Zhou smiled and said, “My biggest takeaway is that our students are much more enthusiastic than Princeton students.”
When he was teaching in Princeton, even though those students also preferred young and knowledgeable professors, they were nowhere near as enthusiastic.
After all, there were too many geniuses and big names in Princeton. Anyone standing on the podium was a potential Nobel Prize or Fields Medal winner.
Also,pared to those experienced professors, there were many lecturing techniques Lu Zhou had to learn.
Of course, that waspared to Princeton’s standards.
If it was Jin Ling University’s standards, there wasn’t a better mathematics lecturer than Lu Zhou...
Principal Xu smiled and said, “It seems like our students quite like you. My ssrooms have never been so full.”
Lu Zhou smiled awkwardly.
<i>Maybe...</i>
<i>This is the perks of being handsome?</i>
Principal Xu paused for a second and said, “If you have any problems or suggestions regarding your lectures, tell me. The school will try our best to find a solution.”
Lu Zhou: “I’m pretty happy, I don’t have any problems... it’s just that...”
Principal Xu: “Just what?”
“No, nothing.”
Lu Zhou originally wanted to talk about how all of his assistants were females, but he suddenly changed his mind and felt like this wasn’t appropriate.
<i>Should I ask the school to give me male assistants?</i>
<i>Emm...</i>
<i>I feel like that will cause a misunderstanding.</i>