Vladimir Voevodsky

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Vladimir Voevodsky was a Russian-American mathematician renowned for his work in algebraic geometry and homotopy theory, and for founding the field of motivic cohomology, for which he received the Fields Medal.

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instanceOf Fields Medalist
human
mathematician
awardReceived Clay Research Awards
surface form: Clay Research Award

EMS Prize
Fields Medal
countryOfCitizenship Russia
United States of America
dateOfBirth 1966-06-04
dateOfDeath 2017-09-30
doctoralAdvisor Alexander Beilinson
David Kazhdan
educatedAt Harvard University
Moscow State University
employer Institute for Advanced Study
ethnicGroup Russian
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fieldOfWork algebraic geometry
homotopy theory
homotopy type theory
mathematics
motivic cohomology
givenName Vladimir
influenced development of homotopy type theory community
influencedBy Alexander Grothendieck
Vladimir Drinfeld
knownFor development of homotopy type theory
founding motivic cohomology
univalent foundations of mathematics
work in algebraic K-theory
languageOfWorkOrName English
Russian
memberOf School of Mathematics
surface form: Institute for Advanced Study School of Mathematics
nativeLanguage Russian
notableIdea univalence axiom
univalent foundations program
notableWork motivic cohomology
proof of the Milnor conjecture
occupation university teacher
placeOfBirth Moscow
Russian SFSR
Soviet Union
placeOfDeath New Jersey, United States
surface form: New Jersey

Princeton
United States of America
residence Princeton
sexOrGender male
workLocation Princeton

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