The Leonhard Euler Gold Medal (Золотая медаль имени Леонарда Эйлера) is a medal named after the Swiss, German, and Russian mathematician Leonhard Euler , awarded by the Отделением математических наук (Branch of Mathematical Sciences of the Russian Academy of Sciences ) for outstanding results in mathematics and physics. The medal was awarded once in 1957 to two scientists and since 1991 has been awarded every five years. ^[1]

Laureates [ edit ]

• 1957 ? Igor Kurchatov ^[2] and Felix Frankl for outstanding results in mathematics and physics
• 1991 ? Aleksandr Danilovich Aleksandrov for fundamental contributions to the development of mathematics
• 1997 ? Yury Osipov for outstanding results in mathematics and physics
• 2002 ? Ludvig Faddeev for outstanding results in mathematics and physics
• 2007 ? Valery Vasilevich Kozlov for a series of papers on nonlinear Hamiltonian systems of differential equations
• 2012 ? Sergei Novikov for his deep contribution to the application of topological methods in quantum physics
• 2017 ? Igor Shafarevich for outstanding contributions to number theory and algebraic geometry

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