21. Fields Medal 31 1962 Milnor, John Orange, NJ USA 31 1966 Atiyah, Michael London UK 37 1966 Cohen,Paul Long Branch NJ USA 32 1966 grothendieck, alexander Berlin Germany 38 http://db.uwaterloo.ca/~alopez-o/math-faq/mathtext/node19.html

Next: Erdos Number Up: Human Interest Previous: Indiana bill sets the Fields Medal Historical Introduction This is the original letter by Fields creating the endowment for the medals that bear his name. It is thought to have been written during the few months before his death. Notice that no mention is made about the age of the recipients (currently there is a 40 year-old limit), and that the medal should not be attached to any person, private or public, meaning that it shouldn't bear anybody's name. It is proposed to found two gold medals to be awarded at successive International Mathematical Congress for outstanding achievements in mathematics. Because of the multiplicity of the branches of mathematics and taking into account the fact that the interval between such congresses is four years it is felt that at least two medals should be available. The awards would be open to the whole world and would be made by an International Committee. The fund for the founding of the medals is constituted by balance left over after financing the Toronto congress held in 1924. This must be held in trust by the Government or by some body authorized by government to hold and invest such funds. It would seem that a dignified method for handling the matter and one which in this changing world should most nearly secure permanency would be for the Canadian Government to take over the fund and appoint as his custodian say the Prime Minister of the Dominion or the Prime Minister in association with the Minister of Finance. The medals would be struck at the Mint in Ottawa and the duty of the custodian would be simply to hand over the medals at the proper time to the accredited International Committee.

22. Séminaire De Géometrie Algébrique Du Bois Marie-how To Find Bois Marie 1960/61, SGA 1 Par alexander grothendieck Fascicule I, Exposés I http://www.lib.umich.edu/science/math/sga.html

All held on the 4th floor of the Shapiro Science Library at QA 564. P232 Par Alexander Grothendieck Par Alexander Grothendieck Par Mme M. Raynaud Par Michel Demazure, Alexander Grothendieck Par Michel Demazure, Alexander Grothendieck, M. Artin, J.E. Bertin, P. Gabriel, M. Raynaud, J.P. Serre Par Michel Demazure, Alexander Grothendieck, M. Artin, J.E. Bertin, P. Gabriel, M. Raynaud, J.P. Serre Par Michel Demazure, Alexander Grothendieck, M. Artin, J.E. Bertin, P. Gabriel, M. Raynaud, J.P. Serre Par Michel Demazure, Alexander Grothendieck, M. Artin, J.E. Bertin, P. Gabriel, M. Raynaud, J.P. Serre Par Michel Demazure, Alexander Grothendieck, M. Artin, J.E. Bertin, P. Gabriel, M. Raynaud, J.P. Serre Par Michael Artin, Alexander Grothendieck, Jean Verdier Par Michael Artin, Alexander Grothendieck, Jean Verdier Par M. Artin Par A. Grothendieck Par L. Illusie Par A. Grothendieck Par J. P. Jouanolou Par J.P. Jouanolou Par I. Bucur Par Jean-Pierre Serre Par A. Grothendieck Par C. Houzel Par P. Berthelot, A. Grothendieck, L. Illusie Par P. Berthelot, A. Grothendieck, L. Illusie

23. SGA Links. alexander grothendieck biographical entry; Malgoire's grothendieckpage; The paper From grothendieck to Connes and Kontsevich. http://modular.fas.harvard.edu/sga/

Brought to you by the Bourbakistas To access the SGA web pages, please enter your name: Click here for a PDF version of the SGA scans. These were created by Antoine Chambert-Loir and are bit smaller than than the PS ones (see below), and Acrobat displays them much faster than gv. Click here for a printable and viewable postscript version of the SGA scans. Click here for completely different scans. Somebody (who wishes to remain anonymous) has kindly made available an alternative collection of scans of SGA and EGA ; these are a FAX format, and are very small and clean. See also le projet SGA View a few pictures of Grothendieck Beginnings of an English translation of Grothendeick's Récoltes et Semailles , which is a sort of autobiography of Grothendieck that has never been published. Mirrors Chicago: http://zaphod.uchicago.edu/~borger/sga/ Links Alexander Grothendieck biographical entry Malgoire's Grothendieck page The paper From Grothendieck to Connes and Kontsevich . Excerpt: "[Grothendieck] enjoyed playing the role of a modern Socrates, and was given a suspended sentence of six months in prison and a fine of 20,000 francs. It seem to me that his definitive break with science dates from this incident."

24. Grothendieck Project about her meeting with and eventual marriage to Alexandre 's father, Sasha (alexander)Shapiro. The memoir tells how Alexandre grothendieck's childhood in the http://www.fermentmagazine.org/Grothendieck/Grotproj.html

25. Recoltes Et Semailles The Life of a Mathematician Reflections and Bearing Witness. alexander Grothendieck1986. English Translation by Roy Lisker, begun December 2002. http://www.fermentmagazine.org/Grothendieck/recoltes1.html

26. Jewish Fields Medalists 1958); Paul Cohen (1966); alexander grothendieck 2 (1966); Charles Fefferman(1978); Gregory Margulis (1978); Michael Freedman (1986); Vladimir http://www.jinfo.org/Fields_Mathematics.html

JEWISH WINNERS OF THE FIELDS MEDAL IN MATHEMATICS (25% of all recipients) Laurent Schwartz (1950) Klaus Roth (1958) Paul Cohen (1966) Alexander Grothendieck Charles Fefferman (1978) Gregory Margulis (1978) Michael Freedman (1986) Vladimir Drinfeld (1990) Edward Witten (1990) Efim Zelmanov (1994) Others NOTES 1. See Encyclopedia Judaica, Vol 11 (Keter, Jerusalem, 1972, p. 1126). 2. Alexander Grothendieck, arguably the most influential mathematician of the second half of the twentieth century, is the German-born son of a Russian Jewish father and a German-Jewish mother. This is according to a recent memoir in the Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society (Vol. 38, No. 4, 2001, pp. 389-408) written by his close acquaintance, the mathematician Pierre Cartier. (See http://modular.fas.harvard.edu/sga/from_grothendieck.pdf .) Cartier's account is in substantial agreement with Thomas Drucker's earlier account in Notable Twentieth-Century Scientists, edited by Emily McMurray (Gale Research, Detroit, 1995, pp.821-823). Following the rise of Hitler, the family fled from Germany to France. Although Grothendieck's father, whose name was Morris (or, in some accounts, Alexander) Shapiro, was deported and murdered at Auschwitz, Grothendieck and his mother found refuge in the mountains of south-central France, where he was one of several thousand Jewish children sheltered by the French Protestants of Le Chambon-sur-Lignon. (According to Cartier, Grothendieck's mother's maiden name was Hanka Grothendieck. But according to the second reference cited above, "Grothendieck" was the name of a governess who cared for Alexander between 1929 and 1939. Both references cite Grothendieck as the source of their accounts.)

27. Jewish Mathematicians alexander grothendieck 7; Jacques Hadamard;Felix Hausdorff; Ernst Hellinger; Heinz Hopf 10; Carl GJ Jacobi; http://www.jinfo.org/Mathematics_Comp.html

JEWISH MATHEMATICIANS SHORT LIST Georg Cantor Paul Cohen Samuel Eilenberg Izrail Gelfand Alexander Grothendieck Jacques Hadamard Felix Hausdorff Ernst Hellinger Heinz Hopf Carl G. J. Jacobi Leopold Kronecker Solomon Lefschetz Tullio Levi-Civita Rudolph Lipschitz Hermann Minkowski John von Neumann Emmy Noether Emil Post Frederic (Frigyes) Riesz Abraham Robinson Issai Schur Laurent Schwartz Hermann Schwarz James Joseph Sylvester Alfred Tarski Otto Toeplitz Vito Volterra Norbert Wiener Edward Witten Oscar Zariski COMPREHENSIVE LIST Naum Akhiezer A. Adrian Albert Vladimir Arnold Siegfried Aronhold Giulio Ascoli Reinhold Baer Hyman Bass Paul Bernays Stefan Bergman Felix Bernstein Sergei Bernstein Lipman Bers Abram Besicovitch Max Black Spencer Bloch Salomon Bochner Harald Bohr Carl Borchardt Raoul Bott Richard Brauer Felix Browder William Browder Eugenio Calabi Georg Cantor Moritz Cantor Guido Castelnuovo Gregory Chaitin Herman Chernoff Paul Cohen Richard Courant Luigi Cremona George Dantzig Martin Davis Max Dehn Persi Diaconis Joseph Doob Vladimir Drinfeld Aryeh Dvoretsky Eugene (Evgenii) Dynkin Leon Ehrenpreis Samuel Eilenberg Albert Einstein Gotthold Eisenstein Federigo Enriques Gino Fano Herbert Federer Charles Fefferman Georg Feigl Walter Feit Michael Fekete William Feller Adolph Fraenkel Philipp Frank Michael Freedman Hans Freudenthal Avner Friedman Guido Fubini Lazarus Fuchs Hillel Furstenberg David Gale Boris Galerkin Izrail Gelfand Alexandr Gelfond Israel Gohberg Paul Gordan Daniel Gorenstein Mikhael Gromov Marcel Grossmann Alexander Grothendieck Jacques Hadamard Hans Hahn

28. Liste Des Exposés Du Séminaire Bourbaki Par Années Translate this page 69, Décembre 1952, grothendieck, alexander, Produits tensoriels topologiques etespaces nucléaires. 91, Mars 1954, grothendieck, alexander, La théorie de Fredholm. http://www.iecn.u-nancy.fr/~eguether/bibliotheque/BOURBAKI/node2.html

suivant: monter: BOURBAKI Cartan, Henri Les travaux de Koszul, I Chabauty, Claude Chevalley, Claude Godement, Roger Samuel, Pierre Mars 1949 Braconnier, Jean Mars 1949 Cartan, Henri Les travaux de Koszul, II Mars 1949 Chevalley, Claude Mars 1949 Gauthier, Luc Mars 1949 Schwartz, Laurent Mai 1949 Cartan, Henri Les travaux de Koszul, III Mai 1949 Godement, Roger Mai 1949 Krasner, Marc Mai 1949 Schwartz, Laurent Mai 1949 Godement, Roger Sommes continues d'espaces de Hilbert, I Pisot, Charles Reeb, Georges Samuel, Pierre Compte-rendu de travaux de M. Heins sur diverses majorations de la croissance des fonctions analytiques et sous-harmoniques Mars 1950 Ehresmann, Charles Mars 1950 Godement, Roger Sommes continues d'espaces de Hilbert, II Mars 1950 Schwartz, Laurent Mars 1950 Serre, Jean-Pierre Mars 1950 Mai 1950 Borel, Armand Mai 1950 Dixmier, Jacques Facteurs : classification, dimension, trace Mai 1950 Koszul, Jean-Louis Mai 1950 Schwartz, Laurent Borel, Armand Cartan, Henri Ehresmann, Charles Eilenberg, Samuel Gauthier, Luc Koszul, Jean-Louis Mars 1951 Delsarte, Jean

29. View Archive Of Seminars And Colloquia 1999 Nathan Danfield, Harvard University TOC TITLE alexander and Thurston Norms FengLuo, Rutgers University TOC TITLE grothendieck's Reconstruction Principle http://www.math.buffalo.edu/archive/view_archive_1999.html

View Archive of Seminars and Colloquia 1999 View Archives To view abstract, select name of speaker. When viewing abstract, select [TOC] to return to this Table of Contents. Up Down ANALYSIS SEMINARS Prof. Jingbo Xia Certain Automorphisms of the Toeplitz Algebra Prof. Daniel Alpay System Theory and Reproducing Kernel Spaces Prof. Michael Cowen Determining each factor Mr. Cezar Joita On the n-concavity of covering spaces with parameters Prof. Toshikazu Natsume C*-algebra Deformation Quantizations of Symplectic Manifolds Prof. Eduard Tsekanovskii Herglotz Matrix-valued Functions and the W. Donoghue Realizations Prof. Anthony Weston Hypercube criteria that locate isometric finite dimensional Prof. Anthony Weston Hypercube criterion that locate isometric finite dimensional Up Down ANALYSIS SEMINARS ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING Prof. Kewamoi Sogomo A Version of a Derivative in Locally Convex Topological Vector Spaces Up Down APPLIED MATHEMATICS SEMINARS ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING Prof. A. Dean MacGillivray Singular Perturbations and Phase Field Models Prof. Bruce

30. Reminiscências Pessoais De Minha Atuação Enquanto Presidente Translate this page Na Matemática, tínhamos muitos visitantes. Particularmente importantes foram KasimirKuratowicz, alexander grothendieck, alexander Ostrowski e Gail Young. http://www.furb.br/xi-ciaem/precursores_main.htm

Reminiscências pessoais de minha atuação enquanto Presidente do Comitê Interamericano de Educação Matemática/CIAEM. Ubiratan D’Ambrosio Farei primeiramente um relato dos anos que precederam minha entrada como participante ativo do Comitê Interamericano de Educação Matemática e depois como seu Presidente, de 1979 a 1987. Não se trata de uma história do CIAEM nem de minha atuação na presidência da organização. Essas são memórias pessoais, algumas com, aparentemente, pouca relação com as atividades do CIAEM. Efetivamente todas as atividades que relato a seguir foram facilitadas pela minha posição de Presidente do CIAEM e, inegavelmente, trouxeram benefícios para minha atuação nessa função. O CIAEM/Comitê Interamericano de Educação Matemática foi fundado em 1961, por iniciativa de Marshall Stone, então Presidente do ICMI (International Comittee of Mathematical Instruction). Uma história do CIAEM foi recentemente publicada, numa edição bilíngüe: La História Del Comitê Interamericano de Educación Matemática/The History of the Inter-American Committee on Mathematical Education, de autoria de Hugo Barrantes e Angel Ruiz [Academia Colombiana de Ciências Exactas, Físicas y Naturales, Bogotá, 1998]. Vejo como as principais razões para a criação do CIAEM a intenção de regionalizar as discussões sobre Educação Matemática e, ao mesmo tempo, dar uma maior presença dos Estados Unidos na América Latina. A UNESCO havia aberto uma Oficina Regional de Ciências e Tecnologia para a América Latina e Caribe (ORCTALC), em Montevidéu, e a Organização dos Estados Americanos (OEA) procurava expandir seus programas. Ao mesmo tempo foram criados Comitês Interamericanos de Educação em Biologia, em Física e em Química. Parece que esses últimos tiveram vida curta.

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34. The Grothendieck Theory Of Dessins D'Enfant - Cambridge University Press realted combinatorial methods as its action on the Dessins and on certain fundamentalgroups of moduli spaces was initiated by alexander grothendieck in his http://books.cambridge.org/0521478219.htm

Home Catalogue Related Areas: Pure Mathematics Applied Mathematics London Mathematical Society Lecture Note Series New titles Email For updates on new titles in: Pure Mathematics Applied Mathematics The Grothendieck Theory of Dessins d'Enfant Leila Schneps In stock Dessins d’Enfants are combinatorial objects, namely drawings with vertices and edges on topological surfaces. Their interest lies in their relation with the set of algebraic curves defined over the closure of the rationals, and the corresponding action of the absolute Galois group on them. The study of this group via such realted combinatorial methods as its action on the Dessins and on certain fundamental groups of moduli spaces was initiated by Alexander Grothendieck in his unpublished Esquisse d’un Programme, and developed by many of the mathematicians who have contributed to this volume. The various articles here unite all of the basics of the subject as well as the most recent advances. Researchers in number theory, algebraic geometry or related areas of group theory will find much of interest in this book. Contributors B. Birch, L. Schneps, J-M. Couveignes, L. Granboulan, G. Jones, D. Singerman, G. Malle, G. Shabat, M. Bauer, C. Itzykson, P. Cohen, Y. Ihara, K. Saito, M. Emsalem, P. Lochak, P. Degiovanni

35. Geometric Galois Actions - Cambridge University Press geometry, this book contains the famous, but hitherto unpublished manuscript ‘Esquissed’un Programme’ (Sketch of a Program) by alexander grothendieck. http://books.cambridge.org/0521596424.htm

Home Catalogue Related Areas: Pure Mathematics Applied Mathematics London Mathematical Society Lecture Note Series New titles Email For updates on new titles in: Pure Mathematics Applied Mathematics Geometric Galois Actions Volume 1 , Around Grothendieck’s Esquisse d’un Programme Edited by Leila Schneps, Pierre Lochak In stock The first of two companion volumes on anabelian algebraic geometry, this book contains the famous, but hitherto unpublished manuscript ‘Esquisse d’un Programme’ (Sketch of a Program) by Alexander Grothendieck. This work, written in 1984, fourteen years after his retirement from public life in mathematics, together with the closely connected letter to Gerd Faltings, dating from 1983 and also published for the first time in this volume, describe a powerful program of future mathematics, unifying aspects of geometry and arithmetic via the central point of moduli spaces of curves; it is written in an artistic and informal style. The book also contains several articles on subjects directly related to the ideas explored in the manuscripts; these are surveys of mathematics due to Grothendieck, explanations of points raised in the Esquisse, and surveys on progress in the domains described there. Reviews ‘These two volumes, containing both gentle introductions and research papers dealing with various aspects of Grothendieck’s Esquisse, represent not only invaluable resources but also matière à rêver.’Monatshefte für Mathematik

36. Basic Algebraic Geometry (M24) Cohérents, Ann. of Math. 61, 1955. 2. grothendieck, alexander, Lathéorie des classes de Chern Bull. Soc. Math. France 86 1958. http://www.maths.cam.ac.uk/CASM/courses/descriptions/node20.html

Next: Complex Manifolds (Graduate - Up: Geometry Previous: Differential Geometry (M24) Basic Algebraic Geometry (M24) A. Corti Desirable Previous Knowledge A working knowledge of the basic ideas in the theory of commutative rings: ideals, prime ideals, modules. Some intuitive understanding of what these ideas mean for polynomial rings. Level: General Reading to complement course material J. P. Serre, , Ann. of Math. Grothendieck, Alexander, Bull. Soc. Math. France 86 1958. D. Mumford, The Red Book of Varieties and Schemes , LNM , Springer-Verlag, 1988. M. Reid, Undergraduate Algebraic Geometry , LMSST , Cambridge University Press, 199(3?). Part III Course Director

37. Sci.math: Frequently Asked Questions [2/3] Princeton U USA 1966 Atiyah, Michael London UK 37 Oxford U UK 1966 Cohen, Paul LongBranch NJ USA 32 Stanford U USA 1966 grothendieck, alexander Berlin Germany http://www.csc.fi/math_topics/Mail/FAQ/msg00022.html

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38. Neuanschaffungen 1/2002 and II, 2001. grothendieck, alexander / Serre, JeanPierre / Colmez,Pierre (Ed.), Correspondance grothendieck-Serre, 2001. Han, Te Sun http://www.mi.uni-koeln.de/biblio/neu1_2002.html

Bibliothek des Mathematischen Institutes Neuanschaffungen im Quartal 1/2002 Autor Titel Jahr Microsoft Windows XP Professional - die technische Referenz Principles of algebraic geometry Abbondandolo, Alberto Morse theory for Hamiltonian systems Adem, Alejandro (Ed.) / Carlsson, Gunnar (Ed.) / Cohen, Ralph L. (Ed.) / Milgram, R. James (gef. Person) Topology, geometry, and algebra Alberich-Carraminana, Maria Geometry of the plane Cremona map Alevras, Dimitris / Padberg, Manfred W. Linear optimization and extensions Alexandropoulos, Georgios K. Sub-Laplacians with drift on Lie groups of polynomial volume growth Almgren, Frederick J. Plateau's problem Amann, Herbert / Escher, Joachim Analysis; 3. Aminov, Y. The geometry of submanifolds Angeniol, B. / Lejeune-Jalabert, Monique Apanasov, Boris N. (Ed.) / Bradlow, Steven B. (Ed.) / Rodrigues, Waldyr A. (Ed.) Geometry, topology and physics Arad, Zvi (Ed.) / Muzychuk, Mikhail (Ed.) Standard integral table algebras generated by a non-real element of small degree Arnold, Vladimir I. (Mitarb.)

39. Le Romain Des Mots-croisés. **Mathématiciens Translate this page LA-REINE (1811-1832) GERMAIN(SOPHIE) NÉ, A, PARIS (1776-1831) GOURSAT (EDOUARD)NÉ, A, LANZAC (1858-1936) grothendieck (alexander) NÉ, A, BERLIN EN 1928. http://www.mots-croisiste.com/19.html

Index général aéroport affluents Centrale nucléaire et hydroélectriques Chefs-Lieux Collines de Rome Communes Compositeurs Constellations Cyclades Déesses Dieux Divinités Écrivains Fleuves Côtier FLeuves des enfers Fleuves Historiens Homme d'état Homme Politiques Lacs Massifs Mathématiciens Noms Peintres Poètes Ports et Ports Fluviaux Rivières Sculteurs Théologiens Torrents Villes MATHEMATICIENS MATHEMATICIENS, ALLEMANDS. ARTIN (EMIL) NÉ, A, VIENNE (1898-1962) CANTOR (GEORG) NÉ, A, ST-PETERSBOURG (1845-1918) DEDEKIND (RICHARD) NÉ, A, BRUNSWICK (1831-1916) DIRICHLET (GUSTAV LEJEUNE) NÉ, A, DUREN(1805-1859) FUCHS (LAZARUS) NÉ, A, MOSCHIN (1833-1902) GAUSS (CARL FRIEDRICH) NÉ, A, BRUNSWICK) (1777-1855) GRASSMANN (HERMANN) NÉ, A, STETTIN (1809-1877) HAUSDORFF(FELIX) NÉ, A, BRESLAU (1868-1942) HILBERT (DAVID) NÉ, A, KONIGSBERG (1862-1943) JACOBI (CARL) NÉ, A, , POTSDAM (1804-1851) KLEIN (FELIX) NÉ, A, DUSSELDORF (1849-1925) KRONECKER (LEOPOLD) NÉ, A, LIEGNITZ (1823-1891) KUMMER (ERNST EDUARD ) NÉ, A, SORAU (1810-1893) LEIBNIZ (GOTTFRIED WILHELM) NÉ, A, LEIPZIG (1646-1716) LINDEMANN (FERDINAND VON ) NÉ, A, HANOVRE (1852-1939)

40. Liste Alphabétique Des Mathématiciens Translate this page Grossmann (Marcel), Allemand (1878-1936). grothendieck (alexander), Français(1928- ). Gua de Malves (Jean Paul de), Français (1712-1786). http://www.cegep-st-laurent.qc.ca/depar/maths/noms.htm

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