Born to Die Is Inevitable – Archimedes
Today, let's talk about the movie "Archimedes".
The Great War of archimedes (2019), Akina Aguiye-yon-Tak-tak fight.
The film is based on Noriko Mita's popular manga Archimedes Wars, directed by Takashi Yamazaki and starring Shoko Sugata. The film tells the story of the first design and construction of the battleship Yamato from another perspective.
During World War II, the Japanese Navy built the Yamato-class battleships, planned to build four, and eventually built two. The first ship was the Yamato battleship, and the second was called the Musashi battleship.
The battleship Yamato has always been a topic of conversation among military fans. This behemoth is the largest battleship in human history, 263 meters long, 38.9 meters wide, with a full load displacement of 72,810 tons, equipped with 9 460 mm main guns, a shell of 1.5 tons, named after the country, becoming the spiritual totem of Japanese militarism.
The name "Yamato" is quite heavy, and in "StarCraft", the ultimate weapon of the Terran race is also the behemoth "Yamato Giant Ship", which can be truly a soul.
The battleship Yamato, known as the "world's first battleship" and "Japan's savior", began construction on November 4, 1937, was launched on August 8, 1940, commissioned on December 16, 1941, and was sunk by American aircraft 50 nautical miles southwest of Kyushu, Japan, during the Battle of Okinawa on April 7, 1945.
The second Yamato-class battleship, the Musashi, began construction on 29 March 1938, joined the company on 16 December 1941, succeeded the battleship Nagato as the flagship of the Japanese Combined Fleet in February 1942, and took part in the Battle of Midway in June 1942. Shorter than the Yamato, Musashi was sunk by U.S. aircraft in the Sibuyan Sea in the Philippines on 24 October 1944.
As a former spiritual pillar, the Battleship Yamato has many related films, and this film takes a different approach, examining the cost of building such a huge ship from the perspective of an auditor, and reflecting on the militarism of the moth to the fire.
"Brave Yoshihiko" Sugata shoko plays the male protagonist Nao. He is a mathematical genius who is extremely sensitive to numbers and is fascinated by the beauty of numbers.
At the same time, he was extremely resistant to Japan's fanatical militarism, believing that poor military force could not lead the country to prosperity and strength, and instead of wasting money on building various ordnance, it was better to use the money for the national economy and people's livelihood and improve the lives of ordinary people.
Disillusioned with the country, he applied to an American university to immerse himself in mathematics, when he received an invitation from Japanese Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto. Yamamoto asked him to help calculate the cost of building the Yamato battleships, trying to uncover the fraud of the Yamato battleship's estimated costs, thus preventing the project from being approved. This job offer was very close to Nao's philosophy, and after some struggle, Kana decided to join the Japanese Navy and began a cost audit.
As we all know, the Japanese Army and Navy have been feuding for a long time, and within the Japanese Navy, there are many factions.
Isoroku Yamamoto, who has read books in the United States, has personally seen the gap in national strength between Japan and the United States, and Japan is lagging behind the United States in all aspects.
Later, the resources dried up, and in order to obtain oil resources, Yamamoto Fifty-Six planned to launch a sneak attack on Pearl Island. Seeing the gap between Japan and the United States, Yamamoto chose to attack the United States in a method similar to blitzkrieg, forcing the United States to submit to weakness.
The Japanese Navy is divided into battleship factions and aircraft carrier factions. The battleship faction advocated building battleships that were bigger and better, and defeated the enemy with traditional naval warfare. Yamamoto isoroku advocated the construction of an aircraft carrier and the victory of the warplane.
As soon as the Yamato battleship design drawing came out, the Navy driver was amazed, seeing that the battleship was about to be successfully established, Yamamoto Fifty-Six thought of using numbers to find out the opponent's loopholes, so that the money could be transferred to the aircraft carrier project.
If you have participated in the Olympiad, you will know that the most critical and important thing when doing mathematical problems is modeling. Modeling, modeling, modeling, as long as the model is established correctly, the next thing will come to fruition. The model is the foundation, the model is the foundation, and a good model is half the success, which can be done more with less.
The main work in the film is modeling, through consulting information, visiting suppliers, using a large amount of data to calculate, and finally successfully established a mathematical model, only need to use a formula to calculate the cost. This formula is quite interesting, only one unknown, that is, the amount of steel used, only need to bring the amount of steel used by various warships into the formula, you can calculate the manufacturing cost.
When this announcement appeared, the film was overshadowed with metaphysics. Fortunately, the focus of the film is not on mathematics, but on the things behind mathematics.
I don't know if you've ever seen a joke about a mathematician.
Physicists and engineers rode in a hot air balloon and got lost in the Grand Canyon. They shouted for help: "Hello——! Where are we? "
After about 15 minutes, they heard the response echoing through the valley: "Hey——! You're in a hot air balloon! ”
The physicist said, "That guy must be a mathematician." "
The engineer wondered, "Why?" "
The physicist said: "Because it took him a long time to give a completely correct answer, but the answer was of no use at all." "
The role of The Straight in the film is similar to this joke.
After a big circle, the work of straightness returned to the original point. The original intention of joining the Navy to do cost audits was to prevent war, and the Yamato battleship was designed and built for the same purpose. After some frank and heartfelt exchanges between the two sides, they found that it was friendly forces.
The Yamato battleship was born to die.
In the face of the frenzied marching militaristic chariot, individual strength is too small. Neither the mathematical genius that has been seen in a hundred years nor the senior admiral of the Navy can compete with it.
The country has been kidnapped by militants. There is only one way to stop this chariot that has gone crazy, and that is to use shock therapy to destroy his car. The construction of the largest battleship ever built by mankind, named after Yamato, was intended to make him the spiritual pillar of this crazy nation. When the crazy militants see the behemoth being beaten by the Allies with no way to fight back, perhaps these lunatics can become sober again.
Mathematical genius examines the fortunes of the nation,
Life to death is inevitable.
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