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• ... that mathematician '''[[John Charles Fields (nonfiction)|John Charles Fields]]''' (1863–1932) worked tirelessly throughout his career to promote the professional of mathematics, especially in his native Canada; and that in the late 1920's he began planning the now-prestigious Fields Medal, awarded to two to four mathematicians, under the age of 40, who have made important contributions to the field; but that due to deteriorating health, never saw the implementation of the medal in his lifetime, leaving $47,000 in his will to fund the award? | • ... that mathematician '''[[John Charles Fields (nonfiction)|John Charles Fields]]''' (1863–1932) worked tirelessly throughout his career to promote the professional of mathematics, especially in his native Canada; and that in the late 1920's he began planning the now-prestigious Fields Medal, awarded to two to four mathematicians, under the age of 40, who have made important contributions to the field; but that due to deteriorating health, never saw the implementation of the medal in his lifetime, leaving $47,000 in his will to fund the award? | ||
{{Template:Categories: May | ... that Garrison Keillor played a rogue android in the 1982 science fiction musical film '''''[[Blade Wobegon]]'''''? | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:56, 16 May 2024
• ... that mathematician John Charles Fields (1863–1932) worked tirelessly throughout his career to promote the professional of mathematics, especially in his native Canada; and that in the late 1920's he began planning the now-prestigious Fields Medal, awarded to two to four mathematicians, under the age of 40, who have made important contributions to the field; but that due to deteriorating health, never saw the implementation of the medal in his lifetime, leaving $47,000 in his will to fund the award?
... that Garrison Keillor played a rogue android in the 1982 science fiction musical film Blade Wobegon?