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John Nash’s unique approach produced quantum leaps in economics and maths

Dawn 26 May 2015

It is thought that his work would have won him the Fields Medal — the most prestigious prize in maths, open only to those under 40 — had it not been solved at the same time by Italian mathematician Ennio De Giorgi. The men used different methods, and were not aware of each other’s work — the result is known as the Nash-De Giorgi theorem ... Google Play.

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John Nash's unique approach produced quantum leaps in economics and maths

The Hindu 25 May 2015

It is thought that his work would have won him the Fields Medal — the most prestigious prize in maths, open only to those under 40 — had it not been solved at the same time by Italian mathematician Ennio De Giorgi ... the result is known as the Nash-De Giorgi theorem.

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John Nash's unique approach produced huge leaps in economics and maths

The Guardian 25 May 2015

Photograph ... It is thought that his work would have won him the Fields Medal – the most prestigious prize in maths, open only to those under 40 – had it not been solved at the same time by Italian mathematician Ennio De Giorgi. The men used different methods, and were not aware of each other’s work – the result is known as the Nash-De Giorgi theorem ... .

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John Nash's ground-breaking contributions to maths

BBC News 24 May 2015

By John Moriarty Senior Lecturer in Mathematics at the University of Manchester. 24 May 2015 ... His major contribution to the theory of differential equations may have led to the award of the prestigious Fields Medal, had his contemporary Ennio de Giorgi of Pisa not proved the same result just months earlier by different methods ... .