Scientists in France and Belgium are trying to find out whether there are differences between the brains of mathematical geniuses and ordinary people. In their report, they said that the study found that some people can quickly calculate complex mathematical problems, Maybe it's because they can use parts of the brain that other people can't use. Researchers used positron ray scanning technology to compare the brain of a famous mathematician with that of ordinary people. They found that when mathematicians perform problem calculus, the part of the brain usually responsible for long-term memory also becomes active, However, most people don't have this phenomenon. Therefore, researchers infer that mathematicians use more memory in calculus, so as to speed up the calculus. This principle is the same as that of computers. The larger the memory, the faster the operation speed.
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The faster computing speed is due to the use of more memory