Andrey Kolmogorov(1903)

Mathematics

Andrey Kolmogorov is a recipient of the Wolf Prize in Mathematics (1980) from Russia. They have received 2 major awards in total. Their primary field is Mathematics.

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Russia
Wolf Prize in Mathematics (1980)Balzan Prize (1962)
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Major Awards
2
Publications
1
Citations
1
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Awards & Recognition

1980
1962

Most Cited Works

Top publications by citation count
#1

GEVREY-SMOOTHNESS OF INVARIANT TORI FOR NEARLY INTEGRABLE SIMPLECTIC MAPPINGS

(2017)
0
citations
#2

Tablitsi Dlya Vichisleniya Nepolnoi Γ-Funktsii Veroyatnosti χ 2 (Tables for the Calculation of the Incomplete Γ-Function and the χ 2 -Probability Function).

Biometrika(1955)
1
citations

Recent Publications

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GEVREY-SMOOTHNESS OF INVARIANT TORI FOR NEARLY INTEGRABLE SIMPLECTIC MAPPINGS

2017
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Tablitsi Dlya Vichisleniya Nepolnoi Γ-Funktsii Veroyatnosti χ 2 (Tables for the Calculation of the Incomplete Γ-Function and the χ 2 -Probability Function).

Biometrika1955
1citations

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Publications & Citations

Career Path

Award progression over time

1962
Balzan PrizeSchmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth
1980
Wolf Prize in MathematicsMoscow State University
Apex Elite Prestigious

Co-winners

Shared the same award in the same year

HC
Henri Cartan
Wolf Prize in Mathematics (1980)
KV
Karl von Frisch
Balzan Prize (1962)
AK
Andrei Kolmogorov
Balzan Prize (1962)
SE
Samuel Eliot Morison
Balzan Prize (1962)
PH
Paul Hindemith
Balzan Prize (1962)

Academy Memberships

National Academy of Sciences (US)American Academy of Arts and SciencesPontifical Academy of Sciences

Related Laureates

Other winners of the same award(s)

DS
Dennis Sullivan
Abel Prize (2022)
RG
Reinhard Genzel
Nobel Prize in Physics (2020)
PD
Pierre Deligne
Abel Prize (2013)
PH
Peter Hall
Balzan Prize (2010)
MG
Mikhail Gromov
Abel Prize (2009)
LG
Lothar Gall
Balzan Prize (2006)
JS
Jean-Pierre Serre
Abel Prize (2003)
JM
Joel Mokyr
Nobel Prize in Economics (2025)

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