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A few of the Scientists who have been awarded the Nobel Prize, for their work in Physics, Economics, ...
(Click a photograph to learn more about a laureate)
Although there is no Nobel Prize for Mathematics, the Fields Medal is considered to share the same intellectual standing and is the equivalent award in the field of Mathematics.
"However, the Fields medal was established on different
principles.
Unlike the Nobel Prize, which is mostly awarded to mature scientists,
the
Fields medal is awarded to young scientists, less than 40 years old.
Besides,
this prize is awarded only every four years, at the International
Mathematical
Congress."
MA 101 - Mathematics, A Liberal Art
MA 103 - College Algebra
MA 107 - PreCalculus
MA 108 - Applied Calculus
MA 121 - Calculus I
MA 122 - Calculus II
MA 390 - Numerical Linear Algebra and Analysis