The Big Bang Theory: Encountering Sheldon in the Beginning

[The Big Bang Theory] Chen Yu, a genius Ph. D. In physics from China, came to Caltech and unexpectedly became Sheldon's most formidable academic opponent. Whiteboard arguments, quantum error correction, engineering experiments, social disasters, and a female Ph. D. In materials science who always asks "Where is the data" at critical moments? When the quantum chip showed unexplained decoherence signals, Chen Yu discovered that the unfinished conjecture left by his father was reappearing in reality. This is a "Big Bang Theory" fan novel that combines daily light comedy, academic collision, original love line and hard science fiction mystery. In an accidental quantum error correction experiment, Chen Yu discovered that Tuoxian Technology's chips had decoherence anomalies that could not be explained by ordinary noise: stable time modulation, recurring temperature peaks, and a short-lived abnormal platform with "phase memory." These data have a striking correspondence with my father's unfinished experimental records twenty years ago. My father once asked a question that no one believed: Does space-time also have a structure similar to a quantum state? If quantum information is not completely carried away by the environment, then what else is changing its phase? From quantum error correction to decoherence, from superconducting materials to the background of the universe, from a public whiteboard to the ultimate experiment in the mountains of Guizhou, Chen Yu will work with a group of partners with different personalities to explore the secrets of the universe. This is not the story of a genius who saves the world alone. This is a socially awkward theoretical physicist, a stubborn string theory genius, a group of experimenters, engineers and observers, in quarrels, misunderstandings, cooperation and companionship,