Abel Prize

Duo Shares Abel Prize for Bridging Math and Computer Science

Fields Medal, Abel Prize, Nobel Prize, calculus of variations, differential geometry, analytical geometry, particle physics, harmonic maps, Institute for Advanced Study, Richard Palais, Yamabe problem, Brandeis University, University of Illinois, Dirichlet energy, Stephen Smale,

Karen Uhlenbeck Is First Woman to Win ‘Math’s Nobel’

Michael Atiyah, Hermann Weyl, Isadore M Singer, VK Patodi, Nicolas Bourbaki, Harish-Chandra, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton University, Armand Borel, Raoul Bott, Abel Prize, Fields Medal, number theory, Freeman Dyson, George Dyson, algebra, geometry, John von Neumann, James Clerk Maxwell, Scotland, Claude Chevalley, Pythagoras, differential calculus, foundations of logic, Kurt Gödel, fundamental physics, Alan Turing,

Michael Atiyah, Mathematician Who Went Farther Than Most by the Light of Beauty

Andrew Wiles at a lecture in Boston, Massachusetts, 1995. Credit: Wikimedia Commons

Andrew Wiles Wins 2016 Abel Prize for Proving Fermat’s Last Theorem