Price Abel
See also: Abel (homonymy)
The price Abel is a reward decreed annually with the Mathématicien S by the Norwegian Académie of sciences and the letters.
Creation
In 2001, the Norwegian government announced that at the time of the bicentenary of the birth of the Norwegian mathematician Niels Henrik Abel (1802) would be created a new price for the mathematicians. The purpose of this creation is to fill the absence of Nobel Prize in Mathématiques, although it is considered however that the Médaille Fields is the equivalent.
The price
The price is decreed by the Norwegian Academy of sciences and the letters. The selection committee is composed of five international mathematicians. The price is decreed in November by the King de Norvège and is worth 6 million Norwegian crowns, i.e. approximately 730.000 Euro S). Norway gave for the price an initial equipment of 200 million Norwegian crowns (approximately 25 million Euro S).
List prizes winner
- 2003 : Jean-Pierre Tightens (France, Collège de France)
- : “to have played a role-key in the development in their modern form several fields of mathematics like the Topology, the algebraic Geometry and the Theory of the numbers”
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2004 : Michael Atiyah (the United Kingdom, University of Edinburgh) and Isadore Singer (the United States, MIT)
- : “for their discovery and proof of the Theorem of the index, connecting the Topology, the Geometry and the analyzes, and for their remarkable role in the construction of new footbridges between the Mathématiques and the Theoretical physics”
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2005 : Peter Lax (Hungary, Running Institute off Mathematical Sciences of New York)
- : “for its innovative contributions to the theory and the applications of the partial derivative equations and to calculation of their solutions”
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2006 : Lennart Carleson (Sweden, royal Institute of technology of Stockholm)
- : “for its work on the harmonic analysis and the smooth dynamic system theory”
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2007 : Sathamangalam R. Srinivasa Varadhan (India, National Academy off Sciences)
- : “for its work on the Theory of the great deviations”
Classification by country
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the United States of America, France, Great Britain, Hungary, Sweden, India: 1
External bond
- Official site
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