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									<p align="justify">El Premio, que está financiado por Niels Henrik Abel Memorial Fund, ha sido creado por el International Center for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) en colaboración con la International Mathematical Union (IMU).</p><p align="justify">El <a href="https://www.ictp.it/prize/ramanujan-prize">Premio Ramanujan</a> se otorga anualmente y está destinado a investigadores de países en desarrollo que trabajen en cualquier rama de las matemáticas y no hayan cumplido los 45 años el 31 de diciembre de ese año.</p><p class="csc-sitemap"><u><strong>Premiados</strong></u></p><p align="justify"><u>2005</u>: <strong>Marcelo Viana<br /></strong><u>2006</u>: <strong>Ramdorai Sujatha<br /></strong><u>2007</u>: <strong>Jorge Lauret<br /></strong><u>2008</u>: <strong>Enrique R. Pujals<br /></strong><u>2009</u>: <strong>Ernesto Lupercio<br /></strong><u>2010</u>: <strong>Yuguang Shi<br /></strong><u>2011</u>: <strong>Philibert Nang<br /></strong><u>2012</u>: <strong>Fernando Codá Marques</strong><br /><u>2013</u>: <strong>Ye Tian</strong><br /><u>2014</u>: <strong>Miguel Walsh<br /></strong><u>2015</u>: <strong>Amalendu Krishna<br /></strong><u>2016</u>: <strong>Chenyang Xu<br /></strong><u>2017</u>: <strong>Eduardo Teixeira<br /></strong><u>2018</u>: <strong>Ritabrata Munshi<br /></strong><u>2019</u>:<strong> Hoàng Hiep Phang<br /></strong>2020:<strong> Carolina Araujo<br /></strong><u>2021</u>:<strong> Neeana Gupta<br /></strong><u>2022</u>:<strong> Mouhamed Moustafa Fall<br /></strong><u>2023</u>:<strong> Sin premiados<br /></strong><u>2024</u>: <strong>Rouchuan Lui<br /></strong><u>2025</u>: <strong>Claudio Muñoz<br /></strong></p><p align="justify"> </p><p align="justify">Existe otro premio con el nombre de «<a href="https://sas.sastra.edu/ramanujan/Ramanujan-Awards.php">SASTRA Ramanujan Award</a>«, fundado por la Academia de Artes, Ciencia, Tecnología e Investigación Shanmugha (SASTRA), situada cerca de Kumbakonam (India), la ciudad natal de Srinivasa Ramanujan, se otorga cada año a un matemático joven que haya realizado un trabajo sobresaliente en los campos de interés de Ramanujan.</p><div style="text-align: justify;"> </div>								</div>
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									<p align="justify">La <a href="https://royalsociety.org/medals-and-prizes/sylvester-medal/">Sylvester Medal</a> es una medalla de bronce que la Royal Society entrega actualmente cada año, premiando el esfuerzo de una investigación matemática.</p><p align="justify">El primer galardonado fue Henri Poincaré en 1901. La medalla fue bautizada con el nombre de Sylvester en honor de James Joseph Sylvester (profesor de geometría en la Universidad de Oxford en 1880).</p><p align="justify"><u><strong>Premiados</strong></u></p><p align="justify">1901 &#8211; <strong>Henri Poincaré</strong><br />1904 &#8211; <strong>Georg Cantor</strong><br />1907 &#8211; <strong>Wilhelm Wirtinger</strong><br />1910 &#8211; <strong>Henry Frederick Baker</strong><br />1913 &#8211; <strong>James Whitbread Lee Glaisher</strong><br />1916 &#8211; <strong>Jean Gaston Darboux</strong><br />1919 &#8211; <strong>Percy Alexander MacMahon</strong><br />1922 &#8211; <strong>Tullio Levi-Civita</strong><br />1925 &#8211; <strong>Alfred North Whitehead</strong><br />1928 &#8211; <strong>William Henry Young</strong><br />1931 &#8211; <strong>Edmund Taylor Whittaker</strong><br />1934 &#8211; <strong>Bertrand Russell</strong><br />1937 &#8211; <strong>Augustus Edward Hough Love</strong><br />1940 &#8211; <strong>Godfrey Harold Hardy</strong><br />1943 &#8211; <strong>John Edensor Littlewood</strong><br />1946 &#8211; <strong>George Neville Watson</strong><br />1949 &#8211; <strong>Louis Joel Mordell</strong><br />1952 &#8211; <strong>Abram Samoilovitch Besicovitch</strong><br />1955 &#8211; <strong>Edward Charles Titchmarsh</strong><br />1958 &#8211; <strong>Maxwell Herman Alexander Newman</strong><br />1961 &#8211; <strong>Philip Hall</strong><br />1963 &#8211; <strong>Mary Lucy Cartwright</strong><br />1966 &#8211; <strong>Harold Davenport</strong><br />1969 &#8211; <strong>George Frederick James Temple</strong><br />1972 &#8211; <strong>John William Scott Cassels</strong><br />1975 &#8211; <strong>David George Kendall</strong><br />1978 &#8211; <strong>Graham Higman</strong><br />1981 &#8211; <strong>John Frank Adams</strong><br />1984 &#8211; <strong>John Griggs Thompson</strong><br />1987 &#8211; <strong>C.T.C. Wall</strong><br />1991 &#8211; <strong>Klaus Friedrich Roth</strong><br />1994 &#8211; <strong>Peter Whittle</strong><br />1997 &#8211; <strong>Harold Scott Macdonald Coxeter</strong><br />2000 &#8211; <strong>Nigel James Hitchin</strong><br />2003 &#8211; <strong>Lennart Carleson</strong><br />2006 &#8211; <strong>Peter Swinnerton-Dyer</strong><br />2009 &#8211; <strong>John M. Ball</strong><br />2010 &#8211; <strong>Graeme Segal</strong><br />2012 &#8211; <strong>John Francis Toland</strong><br />2014 &#8211; <strong>Ben Green</strong><br />2016 &#8211; <strong>Timothy Gowers<br /></strong>2018 &#8211; <strong>Dusa McDuff<br /></strong>2019 &#8211;<strong>Peter Sarnak<br /></strong>2020 &#8211;<strong> Bryan Birch<br /></strong>2021 &#8211;<strong> Frances Kirwan<br /></strong>2022 &#8211;<strong> D.R. Heath-Brown<br /></strong>2023 &#8211;<strong> Miles Reid<br /></strong>2024 &#8211;<strong> Philip Maini<br /></strong>2025 &#8211;<strong> Martin Hairer</strong></p>								</div>
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