Medalha Sylvester: diferenças entre revisões

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!width="4"|Ano

!width="220"|Nome

!width="95"|País

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|1901

|{{sortname|Henri|Poincaré}}

|{{FRA}}

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|1904

|{{sortname|Georg|Cantor}}

|{{nowrap|{{DEU}}}}

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|1907

|{{sortname|Wilhelm|Wirtinger|}}

|{{AUT}}

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|1910

|{{sortname|Henry Frederick|Baker}}

|rowspan=2|{{nowrap|{{GBR}}}}

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|1913

|{{sortname|James Whitbread Lee|Glaisher}}

|for his mathematical researches, especially those in connection with the theory of numbers and the theory of elliptic functions

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|1916

|{{sortname|Gaston|Darboux}}

|{{FRA}}

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|1919

|{{sortname|Percy Alexander|MacMahon}}

|{{GBR}}

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|1922

|{{sortname|Tullio|Levi-Civita}}

|{{ITA}}

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|1925

|{{sortname|Alfred North|Whitehead}}

|rowspan=9|{{nowrap|{{GBR}}}}

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|1928

|{{sortname|William Henry|Young}}

|for his contributions to the theory of functions of a real variable

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|1931

|{{sortname|Edmund Taylor|Whittaker}}

|for his original contributions to both pure and applied mathematics

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|1934

|{{sortname|Bertrand|Russell}}

|for his distinguished work on the foundations of mathematics

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|1937

|{{nowrap|{{sortname|Augustus Edward Hough|Love}}}}

|for his researches in classical mathematical physics, particularly the mathematical theories of elasticity and hydro-dynamics

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|1940

|{{sortname|Godfrey Harold|Hardy}}

|for his important contributions to many branches of pure mathematics

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|1943

|{{sortname|John Edensor|Littlewood}}

|for his mathematical discoveries and supreme insight in the analytical theory of numbers

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|1946

|{{sortname|George Neville|Watson}}

|for his distinguished contributions to pure mathematics in the field of mathematical analysis and in particular for his work on asymptotic expansion and on general transforms

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|1949

|{{sortname|Louis Joel|Mordell}}

|for his distinguished researches in pure mathematics, especially for his discoveries in the theory of numbers

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|1952

|{{sortname|Abram Samoilovitch|Besicovitch}}

|{{RUS}}

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|1955

|{{sortname|Edward Charles|Titchmarsh}}

|rowspan=10|{{nowrap|{{GBR}}}}

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|1958

|{{sortname|Max|Newman}}

|for his distinguished contributions to combinatory topology, Boolean algebras and mathematical logic

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|1961

|{{sortname|Philip|Hall}}

|for his distinguished researches in algebra

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|1964

|{{sortname|Mary|Cartwright}}

|for her distinguished contributions to analysis and the theory of functions of a real and complex variable

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|1967

|{{sortname|Harold|Davenport}}

|for his many distinguished contributions to the theory of numbers

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|1970

|{{nowrap|{{sortname|George Frederick James|Temple}}}}

|for his many distinguished contributions to applied mathematics, especially in his work on distribution theory

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|1973

|{{sortname|John William Scott|Cassels}}

|for his numerous important contributions to the theory of numbers

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|1976

|{{sortname|David George|Kendall}}

|for his many distinguished contributions to probability theory and its applications

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|1979

|{{sortname|Graham|Higman}}

|for his distinguished and profoundly influential contributions to the theory of finite and infinite groups

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|1982

|{{sortname|John Frank|Adams}}

|for his solution of several outstanding problems of algebraic topology and of the methods he invented for this purpose which have proved of prime importance in the theory of the subject

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|1985

|{{sortname|John Griggs|Thompson}}

|{{nowrap|{{USA}}}}

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|1988

|{{sortname|Charles T. C. |Wall|C. T. C. Wall}}

|rowspan=2|{{nowrap|{{GBR}}}}

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|1991

|{{sortname|Klaus Friedrich|Roth}}

|for his many contributions to number theory and in particular his solution of the famous problem concerning approximating algebraic numbers by rationals

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|1994

|{{sortname|Peter|Whittle}}

|{{NZL}}

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|1997

|{{sortname|Harold Scott MacDonald|Coxeter}}

|rowspan=2|{{nowrap|{{GBR}}}}

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|2000

|{{sortname|Nigel James|Hitchin}}

|for his important contributions to many parts of differential geometry combining this with complex geometry, integrable systems and mathematical physics interweaving the most modern ideas with the classical literature

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|2003

|{{sortname|Lennart|Carleson}}

|{{SWE}}

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|2006

|{{sortname|Peter|Swinnerton-Dyer}}

|rowspan=2|{{nowrap|{{GBR}}}}

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|2009

|{{sortname|John Macleod|Ball}}

|for his seminal work in mechanics and nonlinear analysis and his encouragement of mathematical research in developing countries