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Lobachevsky Prize

The Lobachevsky Prize, awarded by the Russian Academy of Sciences, and the Lobachevsky Medal, awarded by the Kazan State University, are mathematical awards in honor of Nikolai Ivanovich Lobachevsky.

History

The Lobachevsky Prize was established in 1896 by the Kazan Physical and Mathematical Society, in honor of Russian mathematician Nikolai Ivanovich Lobachevsky, who had been a professor at Kazan University, where he spent nearly his entire mathematical career. The prize was first awarded in 1897. Between the October revolution of 1917 and World War II the Lobachevsky Prize was awarded only twice, by the Kazan State University, in 1927 and 1937. In 1947, by a decree of the Council of Ministers of the USSR, the jurisdiction over awarding the Lobachevsky Prize was transferred to the USSR Academy of Sciences.[1][2] The 1947 decree specified that there be two prizes, awarded every five years: the main, international, Lobachevsky Prize, for which both Soviet and foreign scientists would be eligible, and an honorable mention prize, for Soviet mathematicians only. In a 2003 article, B. N. Shapukov, a professor at the Kazan State University, writes that the 1947 decree also specified that awarding of the prize by the USSR Academy of Sciences should be done in consultation with the Kazan State University, but this condition was not subsequently followed in practice.[2]

Another decree of the Council of Ministers of the USSR, in 1956, specified that there be only one, international, Lobachevsky Prize, to be awarded every three years.[1]

With the dissolution of the Soviet Union at the end of 1991, the Russian Academy of Sciences became the legatee of the USSR Academy of Sciences. The Russian Academy of Sciences continued awarding the Lobachevsky Prize, awarding it in 1992, 1996 and 2000. As of January 2010, the Lobachevsky Prize is listed among its awards at the Russian Academy of Sciences website.[3]

In 1990-1991, while preparing the 1992 celebration of Lobachevsky's 200th anniversary, the Kazan State University organizers of this celebration lobbied the Soviet government to establish a special Kazan State University award in honor of Lobachevsky. A June 1991 decree of the Cabinet of Ministers of the USSR established the Lobachevsky Medal, for outstanding contributions to geometry, to be awarded by the Kazan State University. The Lobachevsky Medal was awarded by the university in 1992, 1997 and 2002. The article of Shapukov mentions that during the 1997 competition for the Lobachevsky Medal, the Mathematics section of the Russian Academy of Sciences complained about the fact and the process of awarding the Medal.[2] The Kazan State University website for the Lobachevsky Medal contains a list of recipients of the Lobachesky Prize from 1897 to 1989, which excludes the 1992, 1996 and 2000 Russian Academy of Sciences awards.[4] The Russian Academy of Sciences website for the Lobachevsky Prize contains a list of recipients of the prize from 1897 to 2000 and does not mention Kazan State University's Lobachevsky Medal.[3]

Lobachevsky Prize winners

Kazan Physical and Mathematical Society/Kazan University

In 1906, Beppo Levi received an honorable mention. The prize itself was not awarded.

Soviet Academy of Sciences

Russian Academy of Sciences

Lobachevsky Medal winners

Kazan State University

In 1997, Valery N. Berestovsky (Russia), Idjad Kh. Sabitov (Russia) and Boris Rosenfeld (USA) received an honorable mention.

See also

Notes

  1. ^ a b Bukhshtaber, V. M.; Novikov, S. P. (1998). "History of the Lobachevskii Prize (on the centenary of the first awarding in 1897)". Uspekhi Matematicheskikh Nauk (in Russian). 53 (1): 235–238.
  2. ^ a b c B. N. Shapukov, “On history of Lobachevskii Medal and Lobachevskii Prize” (in Russian), Tr. Geom. Semin., 24, Kazan Mathematical Society, Kazan, 2003, 11–16
  3. ^ a b Lobachevsky Prize, Russian Academy of Sciences. Accessed January 4, 2010
  4. ^ The Lobachevsky Medal, Kazan State University. Accessed January 3, 2010

References

  • V. V. Vishnevsky, (in Russian), The 200th anniversary of N. I. Lobachevsky, its outcomes and lessons. Tr. Geom. Semin., 23, Kazan Mathematical Society, Kazan, 1997, 23-32

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The Lobachevsky Prize awarded by the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Lobachevsky Medal awarded by the Kazan State University are mathematical awards in honor of Nikolai Ivanovich Lobachevsky Contents 1 History 2 Lobachevsky Prize winners 2 1 Kazan Physical and Mathematical Society Kazan University 2 2 Soviet Academy of Sciences 2 3 Russian Academy of Sciences 3 Lobachevsky Medal winners 3 1 Kazan State University 4 See also 5 Notes 6 ReferencesHistory EditThe Lobachevsky Prize was established in 1896 by the Kazan Physical and Mathematical Society in honor of Russian mathematician Nikolai Ivanovich Lobachevsky who had been a professor at Kazan University where he spent nearly his entire mathematical career The prize was first awarded in 1897 Between the October revolution of 1917 and World War II the Lobachevsky Prize was awarded only twice by the Kazan State University in 1927 and 1937 In 1947 by a decree of the Council of Ministers of the USSR the jurisdiction over awarding the Lobachevsky Prize was transferred to the USSR Academy of Sciences 1 2 The 1947 decree specified that there be two prizes awarded every five years the main international Lobachevsky Prize for which both Soviet and foreign scientists would be eligible and an honorable mention prize for Soviet mathematicians only In a 2003 article B N Shapukov a professor at the Kazan State University writes that the 1947 decree also specified that awarding of the prize by the USSR Academy of Sciences should be done in consultation with the Kazan State University but this condition was not subsequently followed in practice 2 Another decree of the Council of Ministers of the USSR in 1956 specified that there be only one international Lobachevsky Prize to be awarded every three years 1 With the dissolution of the Soviet Union at the end of 1991 the Russian Academy of Sciences became the legatee of the USSR Academy of Sciences The Russian Academy of Sciences continued awarding the Lobachevsky Prize awarding it in 1992 1996 and 2000 As of January 2010 the Lobachevsky Prize is listed among its awards at the Russian Academy of Sciences website 3 In 1990 1991 while preparing the 1992 celebration of Lobachevsky s 200th anniversary the Kazan State University organizers of this celebration lobbied the Soviet government to establish a special Kazan State University award in honor of Lobachevsky A June 1991 decree of the Cabinet of Ministers of the USSR established the Lobachevsky Medal for outstanding contributions to geometry to be awarded by the Kazan State University The Lobachevsky Medal was awarded by the university in 1992 1997 and 2002 The article of Shapukov mentions that during the 1997 competition for the Lobachevsky Medal the Mathematics section of the Russian Academy of Sciences complained about the fact and the process of awarding the Medal 2 The Kazan State University website for the Lobachevsky Medal contains a list of recipients of the Lobachesky Prize from 1897 to 1989 which excludes the 1992 1996 and 2000 Russian Academy of Sciences awards 4 The Russian Academy of Sciences website for the Lobachevsky Prize contains a list of recipients of the prize from 1897 to 2000 and does not mention Kazan State University s Lobachevsky Medal 3 Lobachevsky Prize winners EditKazan Physical and Mathematical Society Kazan University Edit Sophus Lie 1897 Wilhelm Killing 1900 David Hilbert 1903 Ludwig Schlesinger 1909 awarded in 1912 Friedrich Schur 1912 Hermann Weyl 1927 Elie Cartan 1937 main international prize Viktor V Wagner 1937 special prize for young Soviet mathematicians In 1906 Beppo Levi received an honorable mention The prize itself was not awarded Soviet Academy of Sciences Edit Nikolai Efimov 1951 Aleksandr D Alexandrov 1951 Aleksei Pogorelov 1959 Lev Pontryagin 1966 Heinz Hopf 1969 Pavel Alexandrov 1972 Boris Delaunay 1977 Sergei Novikov 1980 Herbert Busemann 1983 Andrey Kolmogorov 1986 Friedrich Hirzebruch 1989Russian Academy of Sciences Edit Vladimir Arnold 1992 Grigory Margulis 1996 Yurii Reshetnyak 2000Lobachevsky Medal winners EditKazan State University Edit Aleksandr P Norden 1992 Boris P Komrakov 1997 Mikhail Gromov 1997 Shiing Shen Chern 2002 Richard Schoen 2017 Daniel Wise 2019 Idzhad Sabitov 2021In 1997 Valery N Berestovsky Russia Idjad Kh Sabitov Russia and Boris Rosenfeld USA received an honorable mention See also EditList of mathematics awardsNotes Edit a b Bukhshtaber V M Novikov S P 1998 History of the Lobachevskii Prize on the centenary of the first awarding in 1897 Uspekhi Matematicheskikh Nauk in Russian 53 1 235 238 a b c B N Shapukov On history of Lobachevskii Medal and Lobachevskii Prize in Russian Tr Geom Semin 24 Kazan Mathematical Society Kazan 2003 11 16 a b Lobachevsky Prize Russian Academy of Sciences Accessed January 4 2010 The Lobachevsky Medal Kazan State University Accessed January 3 2010References EditV V Vishnevsky in Russian The 200th anniversary of N I Lobachevsky its outcomes and lessons Tr Geom Semin 23 Kazan Mathematical Society Kazan 1997 23 32 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Lobachevsky Prize amp oldid 1117311471, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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