Vietnamese professor won an international prize for a young mathematician

The Ramanujan 2019 award belongs to Prof. Pham Hoang Hiep (37 years old) with outstanding contributions in the field of complex analysis.

The information was published on the website of the International Center for Theoretical Physics of ICTP on October 23, Prof. Pham Hoang Hiep, the Institute of Mathematics (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology) won the Ramanujan Award 2019 - for young mathematicians from developing countries.

The award recognizes the outstanding contributions of Prof. Pham Hoang Hiep in the field of complex analysis and multi-position theory and contributions to the progress of mathematics in Vietnam.

"I am very happy and proud to receive the Ramanujan Award 2019," said Professor Hiep and said that in December at the awards ceremony in Italy he would share the results of scientific research before the award committee. Prestigious mathematicians of the world.

Prof. Pham Hoang Hiep.(Photo: NVCC).

Prof. Pham Hoang Hiep was named in 2017, having achieved many research achievements, in which the Ta Quang Buu Prize for young scientists in 2015 recognized with scientific work: "A best possible assessment of canonical threshold. " The work of research is an important issue in the theory of applied singularity in many different fields of mathematics. The results of the work have been recorded capable of solving a hypothesis that has been interested in many previous world famous mathematicians. The work was published in Acta Mathematica - one of 5 prestigious journals of the World Mathematical Magazines.

The Ramanujan Prize for mathematicians under 45 years of age from developing countries has been awarded annually since 2005. The awarding committee is a world-renowned mathematician awarded by the ICTP, Mathematical Union. International (IMU) and Ministry of Science and Technology of the Government of India (DST) designation. Those who deserve to be selected will come with a cash value of USD 15,000 and go to ICTP headquarters (in Italy) to receive awards and lecture.