1956 transferred to Institute of Mathematics, China Academy of Sciences.
1980 was elected as a member of the Department of Physics and Mathematics of China Academy of Sciences (now an academician).
His achievements in studying Goldbach conjecture and other number theory problems are still far ahead in the world, and he is called the first person of Goldbach conjecture.
Andre Weil, a world-class mathematician and American scholar, once praised him: "Every job in Chen Jingrun seems to be walking on the top of the Himalayas."
He has been a researcher at the Institute of Mathematics of China Academy of Sciences, a member of the academic committee of the Institute, and a professor at Guiyang University for Nationalities, Henan University, Qingdao University, Huazhong University of Science and Technology and Fujian Normal University.
Member of Mathematics Discipline Group of State Science and Technology Commission, editor-in-chief of Mathematics Quarterly.
He has published more than 70 research papers and written books such as Interesting Talks on Mathematics and Combinatorial Mathematics.
This is a miracle that shocked the whole world: a mathematician who lives in a 6-square-meter hut borrowed a dim kerosene lamp, leaned against the bed board and consumed several sacks of draft paper with a pen, thus overcoming "1+2" in the world-famous mathematical puzzle "Goldbach conjecture" and creating a distance of "1+60".
Chen Jingrun, a famous mathematician in China, created this miracle.
Chen Jingrun 1933 was born in Fuzhou, Fujian on May 22nd. He was a thin and introverted child since childhood, but he fell in love with mathematics. Computational math problems occupy most of his time, and boring algebraic equations make him full of happiness. From 65438 to 0953, Chen Jingrun graduated from the Mathematics Department of Xiamen University. Because of his excellent research on a series of problems in number theory, Hua was attached importance and transferred to the Institute of Mathematics of China Academy of Sciences.
In 1950s, Chen Jingrun made important improvements on the existing results of the problems of inner lattice points in Gauss circle, inner lattice points in sphere, Tali problem and Waring problem. After 1960s, he made extensive and in-depth research on screening methods and related important issues.
Goldbach conjectures that this world-class mathematical problem that has been unresolved for more than 200 years has attracted the attention of thousands of mathematicians all over the world, but few people can really challenge this problem. In high school, Chen Jingrun listened to his teacher's philosophical remarks: the queen of natural science is mathematics, the crown of mathematics is number theory, and Goldbach conjecture is the jewel in the crown. This crucial enlightenment became his unswerving goal all his life.
In order to prove Goldbach's conjecture and win the world-famous pearl of mathematics, Chen Jingrun trudged in the field of mathematics with amazing perseverance. Hard sweat has brought fruitful results. 1973, Chen Jingrun finally found a simple method to prove Goldbach's conjecture. After his achievement was published, it immediately caused a sensation in the world. Among them, "1+2" was named "Chen Theorem", also known as the "glorious vertex" of the screening method. Hua and other mathematicians of the older generation spoke highly of Chen Jingrun's paper. Mathematicians from all over the world have also published articles praising Chen Jingrun's research achievement as "the best achievement in studying Goldbach's conjecture in the world at present".
Chen Jingrun's research on Goldbach's conjecture is still far ahead in the world. A world-class master of mathematics and an American scholar once praised him like this: "Every job in Chen Jingrun seems to be walking on the top of the Himalayas." 1978 and 1982, Chen Jingrun was twice invited by the international congress of mathematicians to give a 45-minute lecture.
In addition, Chen Jingrun also conducted in-depth research and discussion on the relationship between combinatorial mathematics and modern economic management, cutting-edge science and technology and human beings. He has published more than 70 scientific papers in newspapers and periodicals at home and abroad, including "Interesting Talks on Mathematics" and "Combinatorial Mathematics". He has won the first prize of National Natural Science, Heli Fund Award, China Mathematics Award and many other awards.
Chen Jingrun enjoys a high reputation at home and abroad, but he is not complacent. He said: "I just climbed a hill on the road of science. I haven't reached the real peak yet, so I will continue to work hard. "
1March 1996 19 years, after suffering from Parkinson's syndrome 10 years, Chen Jingrun died of respiratory and circulatory failure at the age of 63.
See Chen Jingrun Baidu Encyclopedia website for details.
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