Zazie Hoko
Introduction: Chen Jingrun (65438+May 22nd 0933-1March 9th, 996), a native of Fuzhou, Fujian Province, graduated from Xiamen University, a contemporary mathematician, a winner of the China Mathematics Award, and a "most beautiful struggler".
Mention Chen Jingrun, the first thing that comes to mind is his achievements in Goldbach's conjecture. 1966, he published "Table even number is the sum of the products of a prime number and no more than two prime numbers" (referred to as "1+2"), which became a milestone in the study of Goldbach's conjecture.
1973, Chen Jingrun published a detailed proof of "1+2" in China Science, and improved the numerical results published by 1966, which immediately caused a sensation in the international mathematics field and was recognized as a great contribution to Goldbach's conjecture research and a brilliant culmination of screening theory. His achievements are called "Chen Theorem" by international mathematicians, and have been written into many number theory books in six countries, including the United States, Britain, France, the Soviet Union and Japan.
Zazie Hoko
Chen Jingrun, as a world-famous mathematician, was first put forward by Chen Jingrun in the world, and is famous for confirming the conjecture of "1+2", but this is not his only achievement in the field of mathematics. When Chen Jingrun confirmed Goldbach's conjecture, he made great improvements on Tali's problem, Waring's problem, lattice points on a sphere and lattice points on a circle, and made a series of important achievements. In the research process, he successfully pushed the previous minimum prime number from 80 to 16, which made an important contribution to the development of mathematics. In addition, the screening method used in confirming Goldbach's conjecture is also the most effective method explored by Chen Jingrun in his research, which also paves the way for people's later research.
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