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Stephen Smale

Steven Smale

American mathematician.

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Computer Scientist

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Differential Geometry

Date of Birth

7/15/1930

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University of Michigan

(1948 - 1957)

: 1948

: 1957

Grand Blanc Community High School

( - 1948)

: 1948

University of California, Berkeley

(1960 - 1961)

: 1960

: 1961

University of Chicago

(1956 - 1958)

: 1956

: 1958

Columbia University

(1961 - 1964)

: 1961

: 1964

Institute for Advanced Study

(1958 - 1959)

: 1958

: 1959

University of California, Berkeley

(1964 - )

: 1964

City University of Hong Kong

(1995 - )

: 1995

National Academy of Sciences

American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Brazilian Academy of Sciences

Econometric Society

(1982 - )

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Fellow of the Econometric Society

: 1982

Doctor of Philosophy

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Regular Curves on Riemannian Manifolds

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: 1957

Smale Conjecture

Smale's Problems

Morse–Smale System

Palais–Smale Compactness Condition

Blum–Shub–Smale Machine

Oswald Veblen Prize in Geometry

(1965)

: 1965

(1966)

: 1966

Fellow of the Econometric Society

(1982)

: 1982

Chauvenet Prize

(1988)

: 1988

Great Cross of the National Order of Scientific Merit

(1994)

: 1994

National Medal of Science

(1996)

: 1996

Doctor Honoris Causa From the Pierre and Marie Curie University

(1997)

: 1997

Wolf Prize in Mathematics

(2007)

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:for his groundbreaking contributions that have played a fundamental role in shaping differential topology, dynamical systems, mathematical economics, and other subjects in mathematics.

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: for his groundbreaking contributions that have played a fundamental role in shaping differential topology, dynamical systems, mathematical economics, and other subjects in mathematics.

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: 2007