What?
Lu Li’s calculations are completely accurate?
This is currently the most cutting-edge physics research experintal data.
Your experintal center has just started conducting this experint.
They have yet to capture specific data.
Now they claim that the information provided by Lu Li is correct?
This surprised Liu Xiuming and Liu Xiuliang a bit, revealing a puzzled look, as they looked towards Shen Xia.
Shen Xia took the initiative to explain: "According to the experintal data publicly available from Europe, indeed there should be eighty antihydrogen atoms escaping towards the bottom. Additionally, the gravitational acceleration on the antihydrogen atoms, based on the experintal results, should reach over one hundred ters per second. Have you calculated the variance?"
Variance is a asure in probability and statistical variance, asuring the degree of dispersion in a set of random variables or a dataset.
For example, a variance of one hundred ters per second indicates the concept of acceleration at ters per second squared.
This unit cos from the second derivative of distance with respect to ti.
Thus, the unit is the unit of distance divided by the square of the ti unit.
Lu Li ntally calculated, and truthfully said: "I just did a calculation, and the variance is approximately ten point one ters per second squared."
Shen Xia was sowhat disappointed upon hearing this, saying: "This data has so discrepancies with what was published from Europe."
Upon hearing this, Liu Xiuming and Liu Xiuliang unconsciously breathed a sigh of relief.
They were thinking, how could soone like Lu Li, who wants to learn physics, understand sothing so profound.
Who would have thought that at this mont, Lu Li suddenly said, "It’s not that my data calculation is wrong, but your experintal instrunts have too much ’force’, which did not balance with gravity."
Shen Xia was taken aback, "Are you sure?"
Lu Li nodded slightly, "If you gradually weaken the magnetic field at the top and bottom of the device, and use sensors to record the position where antihydrogen atoms and hydrogen atoms annihilate upon contact, it should be relatively easy to obtain the correct data. Your instrunt’s magnetic field is obviously not matched with gravity, which is why data is not being captured. If you trust , you can have them gradually weaken the magnetic field at the top and bottom of the device, then conduct the experint again to collect data."
Liu Xiuming and Liu Xiuliang looked at each other, unsure if Lu Li was correct or not.
They involuntarily glanced at Shen Xia’s face, wanting to hear what a professional would say.
Shen Xia seed enchanted by sothing, standing there frowning, as if contemplating sothing internally.
Liu Xiuming and Liu Xiuliang saw her frown and thought she was upset with Lu Li’s act of "directing things", just about to open their mouths to joke around.
However, before they could speak, Shen Xia nodded thoughtfully, "Our sensor adjustnts were set according to the final data from European experints, and now the magnetic field is not matched, the speed is too fast, no wonder data couldn’t be collected."
At this point, she smiled, "Mr. Lu, if your speculation proves true, our experint will save considerable effort and reduce the expenditure of quite a bit of money. Please wait, I’ll go chat with the teacher to see if they’re willing to conduct the experint again."
Lu Li agreed, "Alright, go ahead."
Shen Xia quickly went towards Wu Er Mountain.
Liu Xiuming and Liu Xiuliang beca even more confused.
According to what Shen Xia said, Lu Li really did provide constructive feedback?
If it were constructive feedback on other aspects, the Liu brothers, Liu Xiuming and Liu Xiuliang, would certainly find it unsurprising.
But this was the most cutting-edge, top-notch physics experint in the world.
Not to ntion regular people, even many physicists might not imdiately grasp the crucial point.
For instance, in this laboratory, those physicists didn’t discover why data wasn’t being collected.
This implies that Lu Li might be extrely knowledgeable in physics, thus could spot the problem from just a glance at the data display?
Liu Xiuming and Liu Xiuliang did not know that Lu Li possessed microscopic vision, and assud the calculations were deduced from data.
Lu Li didn’t use any telepathy, so naturally, he wasn’t aware of Liu Xiuming and Liu Xiuliang’s thoughts.
At this mont, his attention wasn’t on the two of them but on Wu Er Mountain, who was conversing with Shen Xia, and a group of physicists in front.
...
Shen Xia had just inford Wu Er Mountain of the situation.
Sitting there, Wu Er Mountain was quite surprised, "He only watched our experint once and deduced how many antihydrogen atoms escaped from the bottom, and also approximately calculated the variance, finding so issues in our experint?"
"Is that possible?"
"We haven’t even collected critical data here, how did he calculate it?"
"If his calculations are correct, then our instrunt settings might indeed have a problem."
"The issue now is, we don’t know if he really calculated correctly. If he miscalculated, and we arbitrarily change the instrunt settings, it could cause significant trouble for the subsequent experint."
A group of physicists was half-believing and half-doubting.
They believed in the quantity of antihydrogen atoms escaping from the bottom as ntioned by Lu Li.
What puzzled them was that the gravitational acceleration proposed by Lu Li did not match the European experintal results.
They couldn’t determine if it was indeed due to inaccurate instrunt settings, as he suggested.
In fact, this kind of problem is easily resolved.
Just attempt the experint multiple tis.
As long as one dataset can be collected, it can basically be determined if there is an issue with the instrunt settings.
But as everyone discussed, before any data is collected, changing the instrunt settings on a whim, who knows what might happen?
Perhaps they had set it correctly, and if the settings were changed just because of a casual comnt from Lu Li, the final data might end up being wrong.
They would not only have to expend more energy but also waste more funds.
The cost of producing antihydrogen atoms is extrely high.
To manufacture one gram of antihydrogen atoms, it would cost $62.5 trillion!
This is just the cost of antihydrogen atoms.
In reality, each experint costs far more than just the expenditure on antihydrogen atoms.
Naturally, even if everyone wanted to believe what Lu Li said, they didn’t have the cost or courage to believe it.
Shen Xia didn’t pay attention to others but looked earnestly at Wu Er Mountain and said, "Teacher Wu, he indeed said this to just now. We didn’t even capture how many antihydrogen atoms escaped from the bottom, yet he analyzed it all at once and even calculated the gravitational acceleration. Personally, I think his words should be credible. Of course, whether you want to listen to his suggestions to gradually weaken the magnetic fields at the top and bottom of the device and adjust the instrunt records is up to you."
Everyone looked towards Wu Er Mountain.
Everyone knew that only if he supported Lu Li’s viewpoint could they proceed in that manner.
If Wu Er Mountain did not support it, even if Lu Li spoke till he was blue in the face it would be to no avail.
Wu Er Mountain stayed silent for a mont and suddenly said, "I believe what this Mr. Lu said. Xiaoshen, invite him over here. I want to have a brief chat with him."
Shen Xia quickly replied, "Okay."
...
Lu Li had already heard the content of the conversation and knew he would be invited over by Wu Er Mountain for a chat.
Truthfully, he really didn’t know how to explain how he observed it; he couldn’t exactly say he had microscopic vision, could he?
While he was pondering this, Shen Xia ca up to him and politely said, "Mr. Lu, the teacher is asking for you."
Lu Li uttered a sound, "Okay."
The two of them walked forward.
Liu Xiuming and Liu Xiuliang, who were previously deep in thought, suddenly snapped out of it.
They looked at each other in disbelief again, never expecting that Wu Er Mountain, a towering figure in Huaxia’s physics community, would use the word "invite" to ask Lu Li over.
This left the brothers feeling amazed.
You have to understand, soone of Liu Xiuming’s standing wasn’t considered by Wu Er Mountain.
Yet he was so polite to Lu Li?
Liu Xiuming and Liu Xiuliang sensed sothing.
They realized Lu Li might have an in-depth knowledge of physics.
Otherwise, how could he make soone like Wu Er Mountain use "invite"?
The two brothers were extrely curious.
Since Lu Li was proficient in physics, why was he looking for soone to study with?
With these curious thoughts in mind, Liu Xiuming and Liu Xiuliang quickly followed.
They arrived in front of several physicists.
Lu Li addressed Wu Er Mountain in a very respectful tone, "Hello, Teacher Wu, I’m Lu Li. It’s an honor to et you today."
Wu Er Mountain looked at him with interest and responded with a smile, "Hello, Mr. Lu."
Then he turned his head and said, "Xiaowang, get a chair for Mr. Lu."
A short, bald physicist in his fifties quickly responded, "Okay, Teacher Wu."
Just then, Liu Xiuming and Liu Xiuliang walked over.
The brothers quickly greeted Wu Er Mountain.
"Elder Wu, long ti no see, are you well?"
"Elder Wu, hello."
"I’m fine." Wu Er Mountain nodded lightly and then looked away from Liu Xiuming and Liu Xiuliang, turning to Lu Li to ask politely, "Can I know how you calculated how many antihydrogen atoms escaped from the bottom and the gravitational acceleration?"
Anyone could see that the respect Wu Er Mountain afforded Lu Li was far greater than to Liu Xiuming and Liu Xiuliang.
Naturally, Liu Xiuming and Liu Xiuliang could also sense it, but they didn’t mind. Instead, they looked at Lu Li with intense curiosity, wanting to hear what he would say.
Not only Liu Xiuming and Liu Xiuliang were curious.
A group of physicists standing nearby, including Shen Xia, all showed great interest.
A thin, forties-sothing physicist couldn’t help but remark, "The ultimate goal of our experints is to obtain these two pieces of data. Did you calculate them just by looking once? That’s incredible!"
Lu Li truly didn’t know how to explain it, so he could only say, "The result of my calculations is like this. I honestly can’t explain it. If you believe , you can redo the experint and see. If not, just leave it at that."
Wu Er Mountain stared at him, "Do you know how much financing it requires to conduct just one of our experints?"
Lu Li shook his head, "I don’t know."
Wu Er Mountain said, "At least a million US Dollars, and for long-term experints like ours, lasting more than a year, the total expenditure might amount to tens of millions of dollars."
Lu Li smiled, "Indeed, the expenses aren’t small. If you’re concerned about wasting funds, you don’t have to heed my words."
"No." Wu Er Mountain shook his head earnestly, "I believe in the data you provided, and therefore I’m willing to risk losing several million, even tens of millions, of dollars to adjust the instrunts and see if you’re correct."
Huh?
Wu Er Mountain believes?
This left Liu Xiuming and Liu Xiuliang once again in disbelief.
But the physicists understood why Wu Er Mountain believed.
Because the data provided by Lu Li indeed closely matched that of Europe.
Moreover, when backtracking based on this data, it could serve as indirect evidence that there might be so issues with the instrunt settings.
The physicists were just astonished to see Wu Er Mountain’s boldness, daring to gamble millions or even tens of millions of dollars.
At this mont, everyone felt extrely curious, wondering if the upcoming experint would prove Lu Li correct?
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