the end of a genius who solved a math conundrum

(1)The Poincaré conjecture is
(2)It takes me three years to prove it
(3)It was a difficult math problem

(1)November 11, 2002
(2)A 37-year-old young mathematician appeared who solved Poincaré’s speculation very neatly
(3)It was Gregory Ferrell, the Russian mathematician

(1)I’m guessing Poincaré, which no one else has done for 98 years since 1904
(2)It was a no-brainer
(3)It’s not a typical paper presentation format
(4)I put it up in the online paper archive, and it caught fire

(1)It’s very difficult because it’s applied to the entropy of physics
(2)I want to verify this 39p short paper
(3)Prominent mathematicians from Yale and Columbia University in the U.S. gathered to form a team
(4)I made a 1,000-page commentary

(1)And after three years of confirmation, the 2006 Puencare conjecture was fully proven
(2)But there was a country here that got spoons
(3)It was Yau Xing-tung from China

(1)Ya Xingtung published a 326p paper saying Ferrellmann’s proof was wrong
(2)This exploited Ferrellman’s paper, which was unaccountable
(3)using one’s reputation and position
(4)After cutting down Ferrellmann’s thesis

(1)China did what the U.S. didn’t do
(2)In fact, strictly speaking, Yausingtung’s thesis was a compilation of Ferrellmann’s
(3)When this incident happened

(1)Ferrellmann, who was disappointed by the moral standards of the mainstream mathematics world, said
(2)In November 2005, he resigned from the Stecloff Mathematical Laboratory
(3)I said I’d quit math, and when it went crazy in the math world
(4)After that, “Yaw Xing Tong”

(1)Ferrell was right. Ferrell was right. He was referring to the interpretation of the paper
(2)I said I’m sorry to all of you
(3)But Ferrellmann, who was already greatly disappointed and hurt
(4)When he rejected the Fields Medal at the International Congress of Mathematicians in 2006, he felt the seriousness of the situation

(1)John Ball, president of the International Mathematical Federation, visited Russia to win Fields Medal
(2)offered a prize but refused
(3)Shattered 100
(4)1.23 billion won in prize money that solved the millennium challenge was rejected

(1)All of America’s top universities turned down professors
(2)The Russian Academy of Sciences recommended him as a full member, but he refused

(1)All the world’s broadcasting companies refused to contact me
(2)After the Fields Award issue, he said

(1)I cut off contact with my math colleagues that I knew
(2)He’s gone into hiding
(3)I live in a small apartment with my mother
(4)You live off the state’s unemployment benefits

(1)I know you’re looking for how many forms exist in the fourth dimension
(2)Conclusion Thanks to Yau Xing-tung’s unconscionable behavior in China

(1)Make a great mathematician mad and turn him into a reclusive loner
(2)I broke it