1932:" for eight of the other themes (all but 1, 5, and 12). Grothendieck wrote that the first and last themes, topological tensor products and regular configurations, were of more modest size than the others. Topological tensor products had played the role of a tool rather than of a source of inspiration for further developments; but he expected that regular configurations could not be exhausted within the lifetime of a mathematician who devoted oneself to it. He believed that the deepest themes were motives, anabelian geometry, and GaloisâTeichmĂŒller theory.
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commonplace and tolerated. The letter also expressed his belief that totally unforeseen events before the end of the century would lead to an unprecedented collapse of civilization. Grothendieck added however that his views were "in no way meant as a criticism of the Royal
Academy's aims in the administration of its funds" and he added, "I regret the inconvenience that my refusal to accept the Crafoord prize may have caused you and the Royal Academy."
735:, given that he had refused to take French nationality (as that would have entailed military service against his convictions). He stayed in SĂŁo Paulo (apart from a lengthy visit in France from October 1953 - March 1954) until the end of 1954. His published work from the time spent in Brazil is still in the theory of topological vector spaces; it is there that he completed his last major work on that topic (on "metric" theory of
1328:('Harvests and Sowings', 1986), Grothendieck describes his approach to mathematics and his experiences in the mathematical community, a community that initially accepted him in an open and welcoming manner, but which he progressively perceived to be governed by competition and status. He complains about what he saw as the "burial" of his work and betrayal by his former students and colleagues after he had left the community.
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1430:, claiming that all materials published in his absence had been published without his permission. He asked that none of his work be reproduced in whole or in part and that copies of this work be removed from libraries. He characterized a website devoted to his work as "an abomination". His dictate may have been reversed in 2010.
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and worked as a journalist. As teenagers, both of his parents had broken away from their early backgrounds. At the time of his birth, Grothendieck's mother was married to the journalist
Johannes Raddatz and initially, his birth name was recorded as "Alexander Raddatz." That marriage was dissolved in
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while the city was being bombed. In 1966, he had declined to attend the
International Congress of Mathematicians (ICM) in Moscow, where he was to receive the Fields Medal. He retired from scientific life around 1970 after he had found out that IHĂS was partly funded by the military. He returned to
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He was so completely unknown to this group and to their professors, came from such a deprived and chaotic background, and was, compared to them, so ignorant at the start of his research career, that his fulgurating ascent to sudden stardom is all the more incredible; quite unique in the history of
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Although mathematics became more and more abstract and general throughout the 20th century, it was
Alexander Grothendieck who was the greatest master of this trend. His unique skill was to eliminate all unnecessary hypotheses and burrow into an area so deeply that its inner patterns on the most
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was heating up, and
Cartier suggests that this also reinforced Grothendieck's distaste at having become a mandarin of the scientific world. In addition, after several years at the IHĂS, Grothendieck seemed to cast about for new intellectual interests. By the late 1960s, he had started to become
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period. The first three volumes (corresponding to Parts 0 to III of the book) were published between 1989 and 1993, while the fourth volume (Part IV) was completed and, although unpublished, copies of it as a typed manuscript are circulated. Grothendieck helped with the translation and wrote a
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with an open letter to the media. He wrote that he and other established mathematicians had no need for additional financial support and criticized what he saw as the declining ethics of the scientific community that was characterized by outright scientific theft that he believed had become
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More than 20,000 pages of
Grothendieck's mathematical and other writings are held at the University of Montpellier and remain unpublished. They have been digitized for preservation and are freely available in open access through the Institut Montpelliérain Alexander Grothendieck portal.
1168:. The group published a bulletin and was dedicated to antimilitary and ecological issues. It also developed strong criticism of the indiscriminate use of science and technology. Grothendieck devoted the next three years to this group and served as the main editor of its bulletin.
777:, but the offer fell through when he refused to sign a pledge promising not to work to overthrow the United States governmentâa refusal which, he was warned, threatened to land him in prison. The prospect of prison did not worry him, so long as he could have access to books.
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Grothendieck approached algebraic geometry by clarifying the foundations of the field, and by developing mathematical tools intended to prove a number of notable conjectures. Algebraic geometry has traditionally meant the understanding of geometric objects, such as
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and, while still producing relevant mathematical work, he withdrew from the mathematical community and devoted himself to political and religious pursuits (first
Buddhism and later, a more Catholic Christian vision). In 1991, he moved to the French village of
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into the mainstream as an organizing principle for mathematics in general. Among its uses, category theory creates a common language for describing similar structures and techniques seen in many different mathematical systems. His notion of
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with Serre. This result was his first work in algebraic geometry. Grothendieck went on to plan and execute a programme for rebuilding the foundations of algebraic geometry, which at the time were in a state of flux and under discussion in
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Kleinert, Werner (2007). "Wer ist
Alexander Grothendieck? Anarchie, Mathematik, SpiritualitÀt. Eine Biographie. Teil 1: Anarchie" [Who is Alexander Grothendieck? Anarchy, mathematics, spirituality. A biography. Part 1: Anarchy.].
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for two years. He then became a professor at the
University of Montpellier, where he became increasingly estranged from the mathematical community. He formally retired in 1988, a few years after having accepted a research position at the
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exists. As part of the notes to this manuscript, Grothendieck described the life and the work of 18 "mutants", people whom he admired as visionaries far ahead of their time and heralding a new age. The only mathematician on his list was
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is associated to every open subset of the space. Schemes have become the basic objects of study for practitioners of modern algebraic geometry. Their use as a foundation allowed geometry to absorb technical advances from other fields.
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Grothendieck is noted for his mastery of abstract approaches to mathematics and his perfectionism in matters of formulation and presentation. Relatively little of his work after 1960 was published by the conventional route of the
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Grothendieck wrote that, of these themes, the largest in scope was topoi, as they synthesized algebraic geometry, topology, and arithmetic. The theme that had been most extensively developed was schemes, which were the framework
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located him, then carried on a brief correspondence. Thus they became among "the last members of the mathematical establishment to come into contact with him". After his death, it was revealed that he lived alone in a house in
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in studying linear maps between topological vector spaces. In a few years, he had become a leading authority on this area of functional analysisâto the extent that
Dieudonné compares his impact in this field to that of
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working groups drafting into foundational work some of the ablest French and other mathematicians of the younger generation). Grothendieck practically ceased publication of papers through the conventional,
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who was claimed to have survived on the Holy Eucharist alone, Grothendieck almost starved himself to death in 1988. His growing preoccupation with spiritual matters was also evident in a letter entitled
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in 2025. A partial English translation can be found on the Internet. A Japanese translation of the whole book in four volumes was completed by Tsuji Yuichi (1938â2002), a friend of Grothendieck from the
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While not publishing mathematical research in conventional ways during the 1980s, he produced several influential manuscripts with limited distribution, with both mathematical and biographical content.
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was intended to be the "â-adic" theory but without the choice of "â", a prime number. It did not provide the intended route to the Weil conjectures, but has been behind modern developments in
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that argued for a connection between the topological characteristics of a variety and its diophantine (number theoretic) properties. For example, the number of solutions of an equation over a
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While the issue of military funding was perhaps the most obvious explanation for Grothendieck's departure from the IHĂS, those who knew him say that the causes of the rupture ran more deeply.
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Grothendieck laid a new foundation for algebraic geometry by making intrinsic spaces ("spectra") and associated rings the primary objects of study. To that end, he developed the theory of
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to their algebraic structure and now bears his name, being called "the GrothendieckâHirzebruchâRiemannâRoch theorem". The tools he developed to prove this theorem started the study of
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abstract level revealed themselvesâand then, like a magician, show how the solution of old problems fell out in straightforward ways now that their real nature had been revealed.
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of complex curves. Although Grothendieck never published his work in this area, the proposal inspired other mathematicians to work in the area by becoming the source of
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sent to 250 friends in January 1990. In it, he described his encounters with a deity and announced that a "New Age" would commence on 14 October 1996.
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1929 and Schapiro acknowledged his paternity, but never married Hanka Grothendieck. Grothendieck had a maternal sibling, his half sister Maidi.
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Peixoto, Tatiana; Bietenholza, Wolfgang (2016). "To the Memory of Alexander Grothendieck: a Great and Mysterious Genius of Mathematics".
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and related fields where Grothendieck did his most important and influential work. From approximately 1955 he started to work on
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theory, opened the way for a proof of the Weil conjectures, ultimately completed in the 1970s by his student
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of coherent sheaves under a proper map are coherent; this reduces to Serre's theorem over a one-point space.
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The Solitary Adventures of a Mathematician: A Journey into Mathematics and Self-Discovery
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Topics in Cohomological Studies of Algebraic Varieties: Impanga Lecture Notes
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Marquis, Jean-Pierre (2015). "Category Theory". In Zalta, Edward N. (ed.).
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Loving and Hating Mathematics: Challenging the Myths of Mathematical Life
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Die Mutanten â Les Mutants â eine Meditation von Alexander Grothendieck
3287:[Alexander Grothendieck: A journey in pursuit of the obvious].
3285:"Alexandre Grothendieck: Un voyage Ă la poursuite des choses Ă©videntes"
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Sheaves in Geometry and Logic: a First Introduction to Topos Theory
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4346:"The Rising Sea: Grothendieck on simplicity and generality I"
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Springer Science & Business Media, 2007 pp.237â249 p.237.
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Tool and Object: A History and Philosophy of Category Theory
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Les «gribouillis» d'Alexandre Grothendieck enfin sauvegardés
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Vite matematiche: Protagonisti del '900, da Hilbert a Wiles,
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Foundations of Grothendieck Duality for Diagrams of Schemes
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theory of schemes, providing the key tools for proving the
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The Grothendieck I Knew: Telling, Not Hiding, Not Judging
5178:"Quelques idĂ©es maĂźtresses de l'Ćuvre de A. Grothendieck"
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Dov M. Gabbay; Akihiro Kanamori; John Woods, Jr. (2012).
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Unknown Quantity: A Real and Imaginary History of Algebra
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Rebellious Genius: In Memory of Alexander Grothendieck
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Stéphane Foucart; Philippe Pajot (14 November 2014).
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Alexander Grothendieck: A Country Known Only by Name
5760:, Winfried Scharlau, Notices of the AMS 55(8), 2008.
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Grothendieck-Serre Correspondence: Bilingual Edition
3340:"Topological vector spaces, by A. Grothendieck, ..."
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5154:Colmez, Pierre; Jean-Pierre, Serre, eds. (2004).
5066:, in Cartier, Pierre; Charraud, Nathalie (eds.),
3470:"Chapter 3. From student to celebrity: 1949-1952"
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2856:"Alexander Grothendieck, Math Enigma, Dies at 86"
2493:List of things named after Alexander Grothendieck
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166:List of things named after Alexander Grothendieck
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1284:("Sketch of a Programme") for a position at the
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5580:Alexandre Grothendieck: A Mathematical Portrait
4634:M. Ram Murty; V. Kumar Murty (6 October 2012).
1771:theories, which explain an observation made by
1672:information, in purely algebraic settings. His
1198:La Longue Marche à travers la théorie de Galois
1031:). He also provided, by means of a categorical
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5432:Who is Alexander Grothendieck? Part 1: Anarchy
4685:Marc Levine; Fabien Morel (23 February 2007).
4637:The Mathematical Legacy of Srinivasa Ramanujan
4071:Institut Montpelliérain Alexander Grothendieck
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5426:First part of planned four-volume biography.
5027:Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society
3854:Aru yume to sĆ«gaku no maisĆ: In to yĆ no kagi
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3347:Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society
2240:. Providence: American Mathematical Society.
1786:This program culminated in the proofs of the
1756:), which gathers together talks given in the
1632:was announced by Grothendieck at the initial
1620:In 1956, he applied the same thinking to the
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5501:Notices of the American Mathematical Society
5374:Notices of the American Mathematical Society
5303:Notices of the American Mathematical Society
5283:Notices of the American Mathematical Society
5070:(in French), Editions Agalma, archived from
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4917:Notices of the American Mathematical Society
4506:Sets and Extensions in the Twentieth Century
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1286:Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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4579:, vol. 52, New York: Springer-Verlag,
3891:"RĂ©coltes et Semailles; La Clef des Songes"
3585:The Life and Work of Alexander Grothendieck
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5705:Alexander Grothendieck: some recollections
5253:Hersh, Reuben; John-Steiner, Vera (2011).
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4909:"Alexandre Grothendieck 1928â2014, Part 1"
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855:Institut des hautes Ă©tudes scientifiques
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6399:German people of Russian-Jewish descent
5728:English summary of "La Clef des Songes"
5665:MacTutor History of Mathematics Archive
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4863:"CORMAC MCCARTHY HAS NEVER BEEN BETTER"
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5339:"Sensitivity to the Harmony of Things"
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656:Le CollÚge-Lycée Cévenol International
6379:Emigrants from Nazi Germany to France
5739:Can one explain schemes to biologists
5491:Scharlau, Winfried (September 2008).
5192:Douroux, Philippe (8 February 2012).
4961:; Coordinating Editors (April 2016).
4907:; Coordinating Editors (March 2016).
4824:When we cease to understand the world
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2972:Can one explain schemes to biologists
2500: â Concept in algebraic geometry
2191:When We Cease to Understand the World
2111:Grothendieck's conjectural theory of
1993:that informally can be thought of as
1749:Fondements de la Géometrie Algébrique
1492:He had five children: a son with his
1419:, a small village at the foot of the
1160:, created a political group entitled
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4995:from the original on 9 October 2022.
4941:from the original on 9 October 2022.
3574:from the original on 9 October 2022.
3370:from the original on 9 October 2022.
3283:Philippe Douroux (8 February 2012).
3028:from the original on 9 October 2022.
2160:is now the basic object of study in
1760:, also contains important material.
1373:. Influenced by the Catholic mystic
1306:(Cambridge University Press, 1997).
1202:The Long March Through Galois Theory
1080:Grothendieck's political views were
5332:from the original on 9 October 2022
4425:"Correspondance Grothendieck-Serre"
4358:from the original on 9 October 2022
4288:"Alexander Grothendieck - obituary"
4038:Le trésor oublié du génie des maths
3975:from the original on 9 October 2022
3905:"Free books: RĂ©coltes et semailles"
3795:from the original on 9 October 2022
3783:"Chapter 23. RĂ©coltes et Semailles"
2045:Grothendieck's construction of new
1397:Retirement into reclusion and death
1353:In 1988, Grothendieck declined the
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504:. He later became professor at the
6364:20th-century French mathematicians
5648:https://www.grothendieckcircle.org
3490:Guillaume Aubrun (17 March 2020).
2995:from the original on 22 March 2019
2680:and, with the Dutch mathematician
2635:Vector bundles on algebraic curves
2438: â Concept in category theory
635:His father was arrested under the
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5773:, Notices of the AMS 63(3), 2016.
5598:"Faisceaux algébriques cohérents"
5460:"Wer ist Alexander Grothendieck?"
4006:Scharlau, Winfried (2 May 2023),
3761:"Visiting Alexandre Grothendieck"
3195:Basic Books, 2009 pp.8ff.pp.8â15.
3192:The Artist and the Mathematician,
2672:Ruelle invented the concept of a
1883:"Topological algebra": â-stacks,
1836:GrothendieckâRiemannâRoch theorem
1739:Séminaire de géométrie algébrique
1630:GrothendieckâRiemannâRoch theorem
1605:(pairs of varieties related by a
1485:that she contracted in camps for
1461:after the war. Thus, he became a
1457:in 1945 and he did not apply for
1065:Séminaire de géométrie algébrique
997:, developing it in detail in his
684:Initially, Grothendieck attended
6327:
6318:
6317:
5697:The origins of 'Pursuing Stacks'
5232:Grothendieck, Alexander (1986).
5209:Grothendieck, Alexander (2022).
4861:Wood, Graeme (5 December 2022).
4534:Undergraduate Algebraic Geometry
4482:. Springer-Verlag New York Inc.
4377:Peck, Morgen (31 January 2007).
3871:Grothendieck, Alexander (1998).
3852:Grothendieck, Alexander (2016).
3833:Grothendieck, Alexander (2015).
3814:Grothendieck, Alexander (2015).
3514:The Artist and the Mathematician
3070:"The Early Background of Genius"
2398: â Homological construction
1802:In Grothendieck's retrospective
1798:Major mathematical contributions
1729:ĂlĂ©ments de gĂ©omĂ©trie algĂ©brique
1524:. His key contributions include
1188:Manuscripts written in the 1980s
1072:) that he directed at the IHĂS.
1000:ĂlĂ©ments de gĂ©omĂ©trie algĂ©brique
788:-trained students at that time (
769:In 1957 he was invited to visit
387:
27:French mathematician (1928â2014)
4729:S. Gelfand; Yuri Manin (1988).
4607:Michael Atiyah (3 April 2014).
4530:Miles Reid (15 December 1988).
4423:Michel Raynaud (October 2003).
3873:MaisĆ (3) aruiwa yottsu no sĆsa
3360:10.1090/S0002-9904-1976-14076-1
3126:Philippe Douroux (6 May 2019).
2069:, has influenced the fields of
1196:Produced during 1980 and 1981,
983:HirzebruchâRiemannâRoch theorem
839:EinsteinâPodolskyâRosen paradox
5758:Who Is Alexander Grothendieck?
5485:A review of the German edition
5337:Rehmeyer, Julie (9 May 2008),
5259:. Princeton University Press.
4731:Methods of homological algebra
3593:, vol. 113, no. 9, footnote 6.
1210:. It also includes a study of
993:, he introduced the theory of
643:, and then handed over by the
1:
5680:Mathematics Genealogy Project
5514:American Mathematical Society
5041:10.1090/S0273-0979-01-00913-2
4744:Ralph Krömer (25 June 2007).
4674:. Princeton University Press.
4577:Graduate Texts in Mathematics
4087:Galchen, Rivka (9 May 2022).
3877:Burial (3) or Four Operations
3615:Jackson, Allyn (March 1999).
3590:American Mathematical Monthly
3457:Hersh & John-Steiner 2011
3414:, Second Series (in French),
3264:(in French). 13 November 2014
3171:Hersh & John-Steiner 2011
1660:, which led to the theory of
1576:in 1957) where he introduced
1564:, producing the influential "
1035:, an algebraic definition of
637:Vichy anti-Jewish legislation
156:and synthesis between it and
5578:Schneps, Leila, ed. (2014),
5321:, in Pragracz, Piotr (ed.),
5213:(in French). Paris, France:
4379:"Equality of Mathematicians"
2350: â Mathematical concept
1900:anabelian algebraic geometry
1819:"Continuous" and "discrete"
1696:, all in an integrated way.
1094:Soviet military expansionism
1021:algebraic de Rham cohomology
649:Auschwitz concentration camp
548:Johanna "Hanka" Grothendieck
5596:Serre, Jean-Pierre (1955).
5544:Scharlau, Winfried (2010).
5465:(in German). pp. 1â22.
5458:Scharlau, Winfried (n.d.).
5430:Scharlau, Winfried (2011).
5419:Scharlau, Winfried (2007),
5241:(in French). Archived from
4885:Sources and further reading
3411:Tohoku Mathematical Journal
3338:HorvĂąth, John (July 1976).
2684:, produced a new model for
2620:Theorem on formal functions
2518:Motive (algebraic geometry)
2463:Grothendieck's TĂŽhoku paper
1961:According to mathematician
1873:(Grothendieck â-categories)
1811:Topological tensor products
1634:Mathematische Arbeitstagung
1574:Tohoku Mathematical Journal
1526:topological tensor products
1380:Lettre de la Bonne Nouvelle
1164:âthe name later changed to
1104:in the forests surrounding
1051:theory, he also introduced
663:Righteous Among the Nations
540:Alexander "Sascha" Schapiro
249:Institut des hautes Ă©tudes
6440:
5402:Princeton University Press
5376:(August 2019): 1069â1077.
4822:Labatut, BenjamĂn (2020).
3722:"Publication Announcement"
2615:Theorem of absolute purity
2585:Semistable abelian variety
1584:may be defined as certain
981:, a generalisation of the
6313:
5843:
5397:The Mathematician's Brain
5141:Dieudonné, Jean Alexandre
4509:. Elsevier. p. 733.
4438:(9): 1086. Archived from
3961:Grothendieck, Alexander.
3695:Grothendieck, Alexandre.
3547:10.1007/978-3-540-85420-3
2555: â Seminal math text
2539:Projective tensor product
2278:Topological Vector Spaces
2096:, the first example of a
1904:GaloisâTeichmĂŒller theory
1540:, and the application of
1530:topological vector spaces
1449:Grothendieck was born in
1111:University of Montpellier
1096:. To protest against the
1047:. As a framework for his
782:
758:and the reformulation of
706:topological vector spaces
690:
675:University of Montpellier
530:Grothendieck was born in
506:University of Montpellier
372:
257:University of Montpellier
212:
135:University of Montpellier
41:
5670:University of St Andrews
5660:"Alexander Grothendieck"
5294:Jackson, Allyn (2004b),
5274:Jackson, Allyn (2004a),
5194:"Alexandre Grothendieck"
4797:"Alexander Grothendieck"
3666:Alexandre Grothendieck,
3496:Images des Mathématiques
3289:Images des mathématiques
2569:RamanujamâSamuel theorem
2534:Parafactorial local ring
2484:Infinitesimal cohomology
2452:Fundamental group scheme
1387:Grothendieck Festschrift
1303:Geometric Galois Actions
1122:visiteur de longue durée
1045:fundamental group scheme
877:(who worked on SGA3, on
784:Ăcole Normale SupĂ©rieure
692:Ăcole Normale SupĂ©rieure
492:in 1966 for advances in
6404:Nancy-Université alumni
5716:"RĂ©coltes et Semailles"
5554:Schneps, Leila (n.d.).
5314:Pragacz, Piotr (2005),
5046:English translation of
4194:Secret Blogging Seminar
4190:"Grothendieck's letter"
4141:"The Einstein of maths"
3697:"RĂ©coltes et Semailles"
3668:Esquisse d'un Programme
3406:Grothendieck, Alexander
3393:Colmez & Serre 2004
2625:Ultrabornological space
2421:DunfordâPettis property
2272:Grothendieck, Alexander
2230:Grothendieck, Alexander
2121:motivic homotopy theory
2094:â-adic Ă©tale cohomology
2051:algebraic number theory
1281:Esquisse d'un Programme
1265:motivic homotopy theory
1207:Esquisse d'un programme
1090:intervention in Vietnam
1041:Ă©tale fundamental group
835:Grothendieck inequality
729:University of SĂŁo Paulo
645:French Vichy government
262:University of SĂŁo Paulo
6419:Scientists from Berlin
5685:SĂ©minaire Grothendieck
5676:Alexander Grothendieck
3736:"Harvests and Sowings"
3512:Amir D. Aczel (2009).
3425:10.2748/tmj/1178244839
2640:Zariski's main theorem
2373:Crystalline cohomology
2348:Approximation property
1955:
1878:crystalline cohomology
1602:relative point of view
1538:Schwartz distributions
1100:, he gave lectures on
1017:crystalline cohomology
831:
742:Grothendieck moved to
641:Drancy internment camp
475:"relative" perspective
383:Alexandre Grothendieck
379:Alexander Grothendieck
120:(post 1945 until 1971)
36:Alexander Grothendieck
5752:Archives Grothendieck
5718:, Spanish translation
5711:RĂ©coltes et Semailles
5605:Annals of Mathematics
5145:Cartier et al. (2007)
5081:English translation:
4216:"Grothendieck Circle"
2799:, p. 10, footnote 12.
2559:Quasi-finite morphism
2402:Descent (mathematics)
2364:Crystal (mathematics)
2059:representation theory
1950:
1804:RĂ©coltes et Semailles
1348:RĂ©coltes et Semailles
1336:will be published by
1330:RĂ©coltes et Semailles
1326:RĂ©coltes et Semailles
1311:Bertini-type theorems
931:nonabelian cohomology
929:theory extensions of
885:(cotangent complex),
718:locally convex spaces
626:Le Chambon-sur-Lignon
617:for the remainder of
538:parents. His father,
5722:"La Clef des Songes"
5656:Robertson, Edmund F.
5568:: CS1 maint: year (
4294:on 15 November 2014.
3963:"La Clef des Songes"
3781:Scharlau, Winfried.
3014:Scharlau, Winfried.
2985:"Fields Medals 1966"
2575:Scheme (mathematics)
2447:Fundamental groupoid
2149:universal properties
2090:local zeta functions
2035:Friedrich Hirzebruch
2023:topological K-theory
2011:RiemannâRoch theorem
1871:motivic Galois group
1622:RiemannâRoch theorem
1615:higher direct images
1536:as foundational for
1500:in the early 1970s.
1455:fall of Nazi Germany
1439:Saint-Girons, AriĂšge
1247:and prospects for a
949:were also involved.
615:Gurs internment camp
526:Family and childhood
6394:Functional analysts
6369:Algebraic geometers
5691:Grothendieck Circle
5654:O'Connor, John J.;
5434:. Books on Demand.
5370:By Paulo Ribenboim"
5349:on 16 February 2012
4688:Algebraic Cobordism
4670:J.S. Milne (1980).
4242:"RĂ©Ă©dition des SGA"
4069:[Welcome].
4026:Cartier et al. 2007
3672:English translation
3617:"The IHĂS at Forty"
3326:Cartier et al. 2007
3262:Libération Sciences
2944:"Guardian obituary"
2904:2015Natur.517..272M
2738:Cartier et al. 2007
2610:Tannakian formalism
2605:Sketch of a program
2595:Stack (mathematics)
2479:Homotopy hypothesis
2442:Formally smooth map
2354:BarsottiâTate group
2333:Accessible category
2199:National Book Award
2162:homological algebra
2137:algebraic cobordism
2125:motivic integration
2086:arithmetic geometry
2041:Cohomology theories
1889:homotopical algebra
1843:intersection theory
1690:commutative algebra
1678:birational geometry
1572:, published in the
1562:homological algebra
1552:It is, however, in
1510:functional analysis
1321:web site in 2004).
1319:Grothendieck Circle
1173:temporary professor
893:(co-founder of the
752:homological algebra
725:functional analysis
702:University of Nancy
498:homological algebra
463:homological algebra
459:commutative algebra
446:[ÉĄÊÉtÉndik]
236:homological algebra
228:functional analysis
140:University of Nancy
6414:Operator theorists
6333:Mathematics portal
5733:Video of a lecture
5248:on 18 August 2017.
4772:"Colonel LĂĄgrimas"
4572:Algebraic Geometry
4445:on 3 October 2003.
4432:Notices of the AMS
3724:. 25 January 2023.
3624:Notices of the AMS
3498:(in French). CNRS.
3291:(in French). CNRS.
2974:, 14 December 2014
2868:on 1 January 2022.
2860:The New York Times
2580:Section conjecture
2426:Effaceable functor
2338:Algebraic geometry
2195:Shinichi Mochizuki
2168:In popular culture
2117:algebraic K-theory
2075:mathematical logic
2067:point-set topology
2055:algebraic topology
2027:Bonn Arbeitstagung
1995:topological spaces
1825:derived categories
1758:SĂ©minaire Bourbaki
1746:). The collection
1694:algebraic topology
1680:, techniques from
1578:abelian categories
1554:algebraic geometry
1459:French citizenship
1362:La Clef des Songes
1298:anabelian geometry
1273:Vladimir Voevodsky
1245:algebraic geometry
1221:and Tim Porter at
1212:TeichmĂŒller theory
1076:Political activism
1053:derived categories
1037:fundamental groups
959:algebraic geometry
891:Jean-Louis Verdier
771:Harvard University
756:abelian categories
748:algebraic topology
700:, he moved to the
639:, and sent to the
624:In the village of
494:algebraic geometry
455:algebraic geometry
364:Jean-Louis Verdier
232:algebraic geometry
192:Ămile Picard Medal
154:algebraic geometry
6341:
6340:
5589:978-1-57146-282-4
5165:978-1-4704-6939-9
5132:978-0-8176-4566-3
5117:Ribet, Kenneth A.
5105:Katz, Nicholas M.
4833:978-1-68137-566-3
4757:978-3-7643-7524-9
4698:978-3-540-36824-3
4647:978-81-322-0769-6
4620:978-0-19-968926-2
4586:978-0-387-90244-9
4567:Hartshorne, Robin
4549:978-0-521-35662-6
4516:978-0-444-51621-3
4472:Saunders Mac Lane
4456:Grothendieck 1986
4411:Grothendieck 1986
4196:. 9 February 2010
4151:on 11 August 2016
4139:(20 March 2004).
3942:on 6 January 2006
3683:Grothendieck 2022
3556:978-3-540-85419-7
2949:Independent.co.uk
2688:during the 1970s.
2674:strange attractor
2289:978-0-677-30020-7
2247:978-0-8218-1216-7
2106:Langlands program
2009:of the classical
1910:regular polyhedra
1862:l-adic cohomology
1769:l-adic cohomology
1674:theory of schemes
1593:Jean-Pierre Serre
1588:in this context.
1504:Mathematical work
1487:displaced persons
1406:. At some point,
1223:Bangor University
1177:CollĂšge de France
1166:Survivre et vivre
1029:categorical logic
919:Lefschetz pencils
818:Bernard Malgrange
814:Jean-Pierre Serre
587:Spanish Civil War
583:Winfried Scharlau
554:German family in
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290:Doctoral advisors
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1788:Weil conjectures
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1532:, the theory of
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1417:Lasserre, AriĂšge
1371:Bernhard Riemann
1154:Claude Chevalley
1126:Bures-sur-Yvette
1049:coherent duality
1013:Weil conjectures
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2127:. This theory,
2098:Weil cohomology
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1781:complex numbers
1724:
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1261:Pursuing Stacks
1257:Les DĂ©rivateurs
1241:homotopy theory
1228:Pursuing Stacks
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868:learned journal
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581:. According to
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1518:Jean Dieudonné
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