Li's space is a new type of topological space that Li Mu conceived just now.
Just like Hausdorff space, Euclidean space, Hilbert space, etc.
And his Li space follows different principles. Its space shape is the shape of fluid, and there is shear stress from the outside at the boundary of the space.
However, the slight difference is that these shear stresses are planned as forces within the space. According to the differences in these forces, the entire Li space will undergo different changes, and the shape of the space will be changed, so it can be realized Unified analysis of different fluids.
"Under this space, the analysis of fluids can become simpler."
Li Mu picked up the pen again and made some simple attempts on the scratch paper, and soon a smile appeared on his face.
As he imagined, different fluids could undergo the same kind of analysis in this space.
And all he has to do is change a few conditions.
"Well, in this way, the analysis of the Navier-Stokes equation becomes simple and clear."
"It seems that it is not out of reach to present the proof of the existence and smoothness of the solutions to the Navier-Stokes equation at the International Congress of Mathematicians in a few months. "
Now Li Mu is full of confidence in this result.
"But... before formal analysis, let's send this paper out first."
Putting down the draft paper in his hand, Li Mu turned his attention to a paper on the computer.
Title of the paper: [On the role of fluid dynamics analysis in determining vascular diseases].
After analyzing and researching vascular fluids for so long, Li Mu has analyzed the impact of almost all vascular diseases on blood circulation, and finally composed such a paper.
In reality, it would take at least a long period of observation and research on hundreds of thousands of patients with related vascular diseases to reach a conclusion. During this period, he easily came up with the method of computer simulation in his mind. Got it done.
Of course, in the paper, he gave unquestionable explanations in a reasonable way through data analysis.
As long as his data analysis is good enough and difficult enough, no one will doubt him. Instead, they will only admire his generosity and hard work.
Because this paper has more than 400 pages, which is enough to be revised into a book.
And the more than 400 pages of this paper alone are enough to prove how much effort this paper requires.
Of course, it doesn't matter to Li Mu, because he inputs directly on the computer using Bluetooth connection, without having to type it himself.
Hmm...it’s just going to be hard for the editor who reviewed this paper.
Of course, Li Mu doesn't need to take care of this.
Smiling calmly, he put the paper and related information into a compressed package and submitted it to The Lancet.
"The Lancet" is one of the most famous top journals in the medical field. In terms of its status in the biomedical field, it is no less than any of "Cell", "Science" and "Nature". It is probably like "Physics" Review Letters' status in the physics community.
Li Mu believes that his paper is more than enough to be published in The Lancet.
And the most important thing is that, in terms of professionalism, "The Lancet" is higher than "Cell", both top journals in biomedicine. Therefore, I believe that the editorial department of "The Lancet" must be able to The importance of his paper becomes clearer.
In this way, after sending the paper out, he picked up the scratch paper and pen again, and then began his first attack on the Navier-Stokes equation.
…
London, UK, Editorial Office of The Lancet.
"Our medical community is really mediocre these days."
The editors in the editorial department were chatting while reviewing their manuscripts.
Hearing what Davis said, Blake said with a smile: "Oh? The fourth-generation thrombolytic drug developed by Pfizer is called PEFF. This can't be considered ordinary, can it?"
"PEFF? Tsk, let's wait until it is certified by the FDA. Who knows if this drug will have any side effects." Davis shook his head and did not immediately draw a conclusion.
Blake smiled: "Even if there are side effects, it doesn't necessarily mean that it will fail the review."
Hearing Black's words, Davis suddenly looked cryptic: "Don't talk nonsense, this is a topic that cannot be brought up."
Black shook his head, but did not continue. After all, as editors of a magazine like The Lancet, they still have to pay attention to their words.
Davis continued to look at the paper he was reviewing, and then he was amazed: "Well, this paper...is not bad, it is actually a new surgery for mitral valves, and the author...oh, Mayo's Morai Doctor Li, it’s okay.”
Shaking his head with emotion, for such authors, just hand it over directly to their editor-in-chief, and the editor-in-chief will decide whether to accept it directly or find someone to conduct peer review.
Without thinking any more, he read the paper below.
However, he was stunned at the first sight, "Wang Defa?"
"What the hell is this paper? Over four hundred pages?"
Before reviewing a paper, he habitually looks at how many pages the paper has, because it means how much work he will have to do next.
However, as soon as he took a first look at the more than 400 pages of the paper, he was immediately hit in the head.
I'm so old.
How long will it take him to read a paper of more than 400 pages?
After Blake heard what he said, he couldn't help but stretched his head and took a look, "What? A paper of more than 400 pages? Are you sure?"
"Why are you lying to me!" Davis held his head, with a look of madness written all over his face. Then he suddenly held Blake's wrist and said, "Good brother, you are my good brother, right? Let’s change it, shall we?”
At this time, Blake also saw the page number of this paper, which was more than 400 pages, and quickly pushed Davis away: "Sorry, who is Brother You? I don't know you."
Davis was on the verge of tears.
Then he could only cheer up again and looked at the title and author of the paper. Maybe it was an unknown author who wrote a paper casually and could just pass it off.
"Fluid mechanics analysis... wait, fluid mechanics? Isn't this in physics?" Davis almost jumped up, thinking that the author had submitted the wrong paper, but then, the following "Judging Vascular Disease" It made him calm down again.
After reading the title, Davis felt a little curious.
Fluid mechanics analysis to determine vascular disease?
This is indeed a very novel title.
The curiosity he aroused drove him to read the abstract part.
"Through fluid mechanics analysis methods and data analysis based on a large amount of medical records and blood biochemical test data... can more than 90% of vascular diseases be judged?"
After reading the summary, which described an unbelievable effect, Davis didn't know what to say for a while.
"Is this fake? This is definitely fake, right?"
Can you determine so many problems just by detecting blood pressure and blood viscosity coefficient?
Is this worse than cheating?
"It's definitely fake!" Finally, Davis determined the result in his mind, and then turned his attention to the column of the author's name: "I want to see who is so bold!"
"It turns out he's a Chinese... hmm, his name is MuLi?"
Just when he was about to laugh at the Chinese author, Davis was suddenly stunned.
"Wait...this name seems a bit familiar?"
"Hiss...it can't be that person, right?"
Davis froze, then carefully clicked on the author information and looked at the papers he had published in the past.
After seeing those familiar papers, Davis fell silent.
"It's really him!"
Li Mu!
The shadow of a famous tree.
There is no one in the academic circle who does not know this name.
"I'm sorry, I take back what I just said, I hope you don't mind."
Davis apologized silently in his heart.
Then go back and look at the title and abstract of the paper again.
Since the author is Li Mu, the fluid dynamics analysis in the title is not surprising, but...
"Using data analysis...data analysis...what does he mean...?"
Suddenly, his eyes widened.
At this life sciences conference organized by the Max Planck Society, Li Mu mentioned in his report that he would try to test the role of data analysis in biomedical research.
Now, a few months later, this paper is...
His test?
Thinking of this, Davis suddenly stopped caring about how long the paper was, and immediately opened the first page of the paper and started reading.
As he watched, he gradually became fascinated, and after just reading the first few pages, shock appeared on his face.
"Oh God! This is still possible?!"
It was like he was reading another medical masterpiece!
(End of chapter)
