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Richard Taylor

Richard Lawrence Taylor

British mathematician.

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Occupation

Mathematician
University Teacher
Academic

Field of Work

Number Theory
Mathematics

Date of Birth

5/19/1962

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Instance Of

Human

Award Received

12 items
Guggenheim Fellowship
Fellow of the Royal Society
Whitehead Prize
(1990)
Point in Time
: 1990
Fermat Prize
(2001)
Point in Time
: 2001
Ostrowski Prize
(2001)
Point in Time
: 2001
Cole Prize in Number Theory
(2002)
Point in Time
: 2002
Shaw Prize
(2007)
Point in Time
: 2007
Clay Research Award
(2007)
Point in Time
: 2007
Breakthrough Prize in Mathematics
(2014)
Point in Time
: 2014
The Shaw Prize in Mathematical Sciences
(2007)
Country of Citizenship
:
United Kingdom
Award Rationale
: for the development of the Langlands program, a program that connects prime numbers with symmetry
Point in Time
: 2007
Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Fellow of the American Mathematical Society
(2013)
Point in Time
: 2013
Announcement Date
: 11/1/2012

Country of Citizenship

United Kingdom
United States

Educated At

Princeton University
Clare College

Doctoral Advisor

Andrew Wiles

Employer

Harvard University
Stanford University

Member Of

Royal Society
(1995)
Point in Time
: 1995
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
National Academy of Sciences
(2015 - )
Start Time
: 2015
American Mathematical Society
(11/1/2012 - )
Subject Has Role
:
Fellow of the American Mathematical Society
Start Time
: 11/1/2012

Given Name

Richard

Family Name

Taylor

Place of Birth

Cambridge

Birth Name

Richard Lawrence Taylor

Sex or Gender

Male

Professorship

Official Website

https://profiles.stanford.edu/200500
http://www.math.ias.edu/~rtaylor/

Work Location

Stanford

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Academic Degree

Doctor of Philosophy

Affiliation

Stanford University Mathematics Department
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