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Yu Deng, who, with his collaborators, solved David Hilbert’s 125-year-old “sixth problem,” has just won the Fields Medal. Read our profile exploring his work bringing together the worlds of probability and wave equations: quantamagazine.org/yu-deng-wins-t…

quantamagazine.orgYu Deng Wins the Fields Medal 2026 for His Work on the Random Data Problem | Quanta Magazine

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John Pardon’s work is not centered around a particular mathematical area or theme. He simply solves problems that are, to him, interesting. His efforts in symplectic geometry and knot theory have won him a 2026 Fields Medal. quantamagazine.org/john-pardon-wi…

quantamagazine.orgJohn Pardon Wins the 2026 Fields Medal for Work in Symplectic Geometry | Quanta Magazine

Jul 23, 2026, 1:43 PM UTC

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