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“大偶数表为一个素数及一个不超过而个素数的乘积之和”。这个令世界震惊的数学定理,耗尽了一位中国数学家的生命。如今,它被刻在花岗岩上,成为一块墓碑和一种精神的诠释。顺着万怫陵园谧静的甬道走进墓区,一个由“2”和“1”这两个数字叠加着的墓碑格外醒目,令人不由地想到1+2,想到哥德巴赫猜想,想到一个名字——陈景润。“哥德巴赫猜想”在中国的知名度可能是最高的。二十年前称得上是妇孺皆知,尽管人们对它的了解仅仅是”一个关于为什么1+1=2的问题。”解决了“1+2”的问题成为在这个“猜想”中走得最远的人,至令无人能超越,其成果被誉为“陈氏定理”,在数学领域受到广泛利用。 5月21曰,陈先生的骨灰被安放在万佛陵园,第二天是他67岁诞辰。对他的家人来说是块墓地,但对社会,它是一块纪念碑。
“The even-numbered table is the sum of the products of one prime number and one prime number.” This mathematical theorem, which shocked the world, drained the life of a Chinese mathematician. Today, it is carved in granite, a tombstone and a spiritual interpretation. Follow the quiet corridor of Wanliu cemetery into the tomb area, a tombstone superimposed by the numbers “2” and “1” is particularly eye-catching, it is tempting to think of 1 + 2, think Goldbach conjecture, think of A name - Chen Jingrun. “Goldbach’s conjecture” is probably the most famous in China. Twenty years ago it became known to women and children alike, although one’s understanding of it was simply “a question about why 1 + 1 = 2.” Solving the “1 + 2” question becomes the “guess” The furthest person, so no one can surpass, the results known as “Chen’s theorem”, in the field of mathematics is widely used. May 21, Mr. Chen’s ashes are placed in the million Buddha cemetery, the next day is his 67-year-old birthday. It is a graveyard for his family, but it is a monument to society.