Just by casually thinking, Qiao Yu can come up with a multitude of research directions, and each direction can address an independent problem or tool, all of which are indispensable.
Moreover, he has ample reason to categorize them this way. Because putting all these propositions into a single paper would be too large! It would be less conducive to dissemination.
Separating them would make them appear concise, and other mathematicians could more accurately find the literature they need when using it.
These propositions are enough to feed a large research team. Just like what he said to Old Xue before.
If one day he becomes a leader in the field of mathematics, controlling countless resources, but at the same time having two close people achieving similar success and there's only one position available, what should be done?
