In order to increase the probability that you see the email, I also sent the same email in your other mailbox (XXX). If you have already seen one of the emails, please ignore the other one.
Dear Professor XX
Hello, my name is XXX. I am a master of XX University, major in XXXX, and I’m research in XXX XX XXXX. I have been paying close attention to your research trends. You and your team did a lot of excellent related work and gave me a lot of inspiration.
I noticed that the source code of some articles on your homepage (XXX) is available upon request, so I would like to ask you for the code of the article "XXX". Because I am very interested in your pre-recorded article "XXX" and I’m reproducing your experimental work. By the way, is the code of this article (XXX) convenient for me to refer to? I promise to use it only for research and it is absolutely confidential. If it is not convenient, I hope that you will not be angry for my unreasonable request.
I checked it online that your current time should between afternoon and evening. I hope this email will not disturb your busy work.
Thank you!