Raoul Bott

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Raoul Bott was a Hungarian-American mathematician renowned for his fundamental contributions to topology, geometry, and mathematical physics, including the Bott periodicity theorem.

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instanceOf Hungarian-American
geometer
human
mathematician
topologist
academicDegree PhD in mathematics
awardReceived National Medal of Science
Veblen Prize in Geometry
surface form: Oswald Veblen Prize in Geometry

Leroy P. Steele Prize
surface form: Steele Prize

Wolf Prize in Mathematics
citizenship Hungary
United States of America
surface form: United States
coAuthor Loring W. Tu
countryOfBirth Hungary
countryOfDeath United States of America
surface form: United States
dateOfBirth 1923-09-24
dateOfDeath 2005-12-20
doctoralAdvisor Solomon Lefschetz
educatedAt Carnegie Technical Schools
surface form: Carnegie Institute of Technology

McGill University
Princeton University
employer Harvard University
University of Michigan
familyName Bott
fieldOfWork algebraic topology
differential geometry
mathematical physics
topology
givenName Raoul
knownFor Borel–Weil theorem
surface form: Borel–Bott–Weil theorem

Bott connection
Bott periodicity
surface form: Bott periodicity theorem

Bott residue formula
Chern classes
surface form: Bott–Chern classes

Bott–Duffin inverse
Bott–Samelson theorem
Bott–Tu de Rham theory exposition
Morse theory on manifolds with boundary
work on characteristic classes
memberOf American Academy of Arts and Sciences
National Academy of Sciences
Royal Society
name Raoul Bott self-link
notableStudent Clifford Taubes
Isadore Singer
Stephen Smale
notableWork Differential Forms in Algebraic Topology
placeOfBirth Budapest
placeOfDeath San Diego
positionHeld professor of mathematics

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Hassler Whitney notableStudent Raoul Bott
Atiyah–Bott Prize namedAfter Raoul Bott
“Elliptic Operators and Compact Groups” (with Raoul Bott) author Raoul Bott
subject surface form: Elliptic Operators and Compact Groups
Graeme Segal influencedBy Raoul Bott
Hassler notableStudent Raoul Bott
subject surface form: Hassler Whitney
Raoul Bott name Raoul Bott self-link