Wolf Prize in Mathematics

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The Wolf Prize in Mathematics is a prestigious international award established in 1978 that honors outstanding contributions to the field of mathematics and is often regarded as one of the discipline’s highest distinctions.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf Wolf Prize
international award
mathematics award
administeredBy Wolf Foundation Prize Committee
awardedBy Wolf Foundation
awardedSinceCentury 20th century
awardFor outstanding contributions to mathematics
awardScope international
comparedTo Nobel Prize in terms of prestige in mathematics
country Israel
currencyOfMonetaryAward US dollar
describedAs one of the highest honors in mathematics
discipline applied mathematics
pure mathematics
eligibility mathematicians worldwide
field mathematics
firstAwarded 1978
frequency annual
genre science award
hasLaureate Alain Connes
Andrew Wiles
Edward Witten
Israel Gelfand
Jean-Pierre Serre
John Milnor
Karen Uhlenbeck
Michael Atiyah
Pierre Deligne
Simon Donaldson
Terence Tao
hasPart medal
monetary award
hasReputation indicator of top-level achievement in mathematics
hasWebsite https://wolffund.org.il
headquartersLocationOfAwardingBody Herzliya
Israel
inception 1978
isPartOf Wolf Prize
languageOfOfficialDocuments English
Hebrew
locationOfFoundation Israel
namedAfter Ricardo Wolf
notableFor recognizing lifetime achievement in mathematics
selectionMethod peer review and committee decision
sponsor Wolf Foundation
status active
typicalAnnouncementTime annually
typicalNumberOfLaureatesPerYear one or more


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