Past Member
Richard Schoen
Funding provided by the Fund for Mathematics
Affiliation
Mathematics
Field of Study
Differential Geometry, General Relativity, Partial Differential Equations
From the Wolf Prize Foundation:
“Richard Schoen has been a pioneer and a driving force in geometric analysis. His work on the regularity of harmonic maps and minimal surfaces had a lasting impact on the field. His solution of the Yamabe problem is based on the discovery of a deep connection to general relativity. Through his work on geometric analysis Schoen has contributed greatly to our understanding of the interrelation between partial differential equations and differential geometry. Many of the techniques he developed continue to influence the advance of non-linear analysis.”
Dates at IAS
Member
School of Mathematics
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Fall
Visiting Professor
School of Mathematics
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Member
School of Mathematics
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Member
School of Mathematics
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Degrees
Stanford University
Ph.D.
1977
Honors
2017
Wolf Prize
2017
Lobachevsky Medal and Prize
2017
Heinz Hopf Prize
2017
Rolf Schock Prize
1989
AMS Bocher Prize
1983
MacArthur Prize Fellowship