Endre Szemer��di�ٻ�2012��Ȱ�������

��������ѧ��Endre Szemer��di���ڡ�����ɢ��ѧ�����ۼ������ѧ����ĸ����Թ��ף��Լ���Щ���׶Զ������ۺͱ������۷����������̶��־õ�Ӱ�족���ٻ�2012��Ȱ���������������Ҫ�ijɹ�֮һ��Szemer��di�����ö�������������κξ������ܶȵ��������ϣ��������ⳤ������������Szemer��di����������ѧԺ�������׵¡�������ѧ�о��������о�Ա�����������޸�˹��ѧ�������ѧ�������ڡ�����������Ų����ѧ����ѧԺ�䷢��ּ�ڱ�������ѧ�����������зǷ�����Ⱥ�Ӱ�����Ŀ�ѧ���ף���2003����ÿ��䷢һ�Σ�����600��Ų�����ʣ��Գ�100����Ԫ�� 2012�� 5�� 22�� �ڰ�˹½���а��������佱��ʽ������Ų����������������ΪSzemer��di���԰佱��

��Ϣ��Դ��http://www.abelprize.no/

������Ϣ���԰���������http://www.abelprize.no/

Endre Szemer��di has won the 2012 Abel Prize "for his fundamental contributions to discrete mathematics and theoretical computer science and in recognition of the profound and lasting impact of these contributions on additive number theory and ergodic theory." One of his most important results is Szemer��di��s Theorem, which shows that in any set of integers with positive density, there are arbitrarily long arithmetic progressions. Szemer��di is Permanent Research Fellow at the Alfr��d R��nyi Institute of Mathematics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, and New Jersey Professor of Computer Science at Rutgers University .

The Abel Prize, awarded by the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters, recognizes contributions of extraordinary depth and influence to the mathematical sciences and has been awarded annually since 2003. It carries a cash award of NOK 6,000,000, a little over US$1,000,000. Szemer��di will receive the 2012 Abel Prize from Norway 's King Harald in a ceremony in Oslo on May 22.