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News Release from ICIAM ** embargoed for release on 20 September, 2010 ** to be released at: 10 am CEST (Swiss daylight saving time) 4 am EDT (USA), 1 am PDT (USA), 6 pm EST (Sydney) Full members: ANZIAM (Australia and New Zealand Industrial and Applied Mathematics) CAIMS–SCMAI (Canadian Applied and The ICIAM Prizes for 2011 Industrial Mathematics – Société Canadienne de Mathematiques Appliquées et Industrielles) CSCM (Chinese Society for Computational Professor Rolf Jeltsch, President of the International Council for Mathematics) Industrial and Applied Mathematics (ICIAM) today announced the CSIAM (Chinese Society for Industrial and winners of the five ICIAM prizes. The prize winners are: Applied Mathematics) ECMI (European Consortium for Mathematics in Industry) ICIAM Collatz Prize: Emmanuel J. Candès (Stanford & Pasadena, USA) ESMTB (European Society for Mathematical and Theoretical Biology) Emmanuel J. Candès of Stanford University and of the California Institute GAMM (Gesellschaft für Angewandte of Technology is awarded the 2011 ICIAM Collatz Prize in recognition of his Mathematik und Mechanik) outstanding contributions to numerical solution of wave propagation problems IMA (The Institute of Mathematics and its and compressive sensing, as well as anisotropic extensions of wavelets. Applications) ISIAM (Indian Society of Industrial and The Collatz Prize was established to provide international recognition to Applied Mathematics) individual scientists under 42 years of age for outstanding work on industrial JSIAM (The Japan Society for Industrial and applied mathematics. It carries a cash award of USD 1000. This prize and Applied Mathematics) was created on the initiative of ICIAM member society GAMM, and was first KSIAM (The Korean Society for Industrial awarded in 1999. The Collatz Prize is presently funded by GAMM. and Applied Mathematics) MOS (Mathematical Optimization Society) ICIAM Lagrange Prize: Alexandre J. Chorin (Berkeley, USA) NORTIM (Nordiska föreningen för Tillämpad och Industriell Mathematik) Alexandre J. Chorin of University of California Berkeley and the Law- ROMAI (Societatea Românä de rence Berkeley National Laboratory receives the 2011 ICIAM Lagrange Prize Matematicä Aplicatä şi Industrialä) in recognition of his fundamental and original contributions to applied math- SBMAC (Sociedade Brasiliera de ematics, fluid mechanics, statistical mechanics, and turbulence modelling. His Matemática Aplicada e Computacional) methods for the numerical solution of Navier–Stokes equations stand at the SEMA (Sociedad Española de Matematica basis of the most popular codes in computational fluid mechanics. Aplicada) SIAM (Society for Industrial and Applied The Lagrange Prize was established to provide international recognition Mathematics) to individual mathematicians who have made an exceptional contribution to SIMAI (Società Italiana di Matematica applied mathematics throughout their career. It carries a cash award of USD Applicata e Industriale) 3000. This prize was created on the initiative of ICIAM member societies SMAI (Société de Mathématiques Appliquées et Industrielles) SMAI, SEMA and SIMAI and first awarded in 1999. The Lagrange Prize is VSAM (Vietnamese Society for Applications presently funded by the three member societies SMAI, SEMA and SIMAI. of Mathematics) Associate members: ICIAM Maxwell Prize: Vladimir Rokhlin (New Haven, USA) AMS (American Mathematical Society) Vladimir Rokhlin of Yale University has been selected for the 2011 ICIAM AWM (Association for Women in Mathematics) Maxwell Prize for his work on fast multipole methods which have revolutionized ChinaMS (Chinese Mathematical Society) fields like numerical electromagnetism for radar and molecular dynamics for CMS–SMC (Canadian Mathematical Society chemistry. – Société Canadienne de Mathematiques) EMS (European Mathematical Society) The Maxwell Prize was established to provide international recognition to a IMU (Israel Mathematical Union) mathematician who has demonstrated originality in applied mathematics. It carries a cash award of USD 1000. This prize was created on the initiative LMS (London Mathematical Society) of ICIAM member society IMA (with support also from the J. C. Maxwell MSJ (Mathematical Society of Japan) Society), and first awarded in 1999. The Maxwell Prize is presently funded ÖMG (Österreichische Mathematische Gesellschaft) by IMA. PTM (Polish Mathematical Society) SingMS (Singapore Mathematical Society) ICIAM Pioneer Prize: James Albert Sethian (Berkeley, USA) SMF (Société Mathématique de France) James Albert Sethian of the University of California Berkeley and the Law- SMG (Schweizerische Mathematische rence Berkeley National Laboratory receives the 2011 ICIAM Pioneer Prize Gesellschaft – Société Mathématique Suisse – Swiss Mathematical Society) for his fundamental methods and algorithms which have had a large impact SPbMS (St. Petersburg Mathematical Society) in applications such as in imaging and shape recovery in medicine, geophysics and tomography and drop dynamics in inkjets. http://www.iciam.org/ ICIA M

The Pioneer Prize was established for pioneering work introducing applied mathematical methods and scientific computing techniques to an industrial problem area or a new scientific field of applications. It carries a cash award of USD 1000. This prize was created on the initiative of ICIAM member society Full members: SIAM, and was first awarded in 1999. The Pioneer Prize is presently funded ANZIAM (Australia and New Zealand by SIAM. Industrial and Applied Mathematics) CAIMS–SCMAI (Canadian Applied and ICIAM Su Buchin Prize: Edward Lungu (Gabarone, Botswana) Industrial Mathematics – Société Canadienne de Mathematiques Appliquées et Industrielles) Edward Lungu of the University of Botswana receives the 2011 ICIAM CSCM (Chinese Society for Computational Su Buchin Prize for his mathematical modelling of problems related to Africa Mathematics) and his fundamental contribution to developing teaching, research and organi- CSIAM (Chinese Society for Industrial and zational structures for applied mathematics in Southern Africa. Applied Mathematics) ECMI (European Consortium for Mathematics The Su Buchin Prize was established to provide international recognition of in Industry) an outstanding contribution by an individual in the application of mathematics ESMTB (European Society for Mathematical to emerging economies and human development, in particular at the economic and Theoretical Biology) and cultural level in developing countries. It carries a cash award of USD 1000. GAMM (Gesellschaft für Angewandte This prize was created on the initiative of ICIAM member society CSIAM, Mathematik und Mechanik) and is being awarded for the second time. The Su Buchin Prize is presently IMA (The Institute of Mathematics and its funded by CSIAM. Applications) ISIAM (Indian Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics) Prize Citations JSIAM (The Japan Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics) Extended citations for the five ICIAM Prizes KSIAM (The Korean Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics) can be found at the end of this release. MOS (Mathematical Optimization Society) NORTIM (Nordiska föreningen för Tillämpad och Industriell Mathematik) Prize Presentation ROMAI (Societatea Românä de Matematicä Aplicatä şi Industrialä) The prizes will be awarded at the Opening Ceremony of the International SBMAC (Sociedade Brasiliera de Congress for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, ICIAM 2011, to be Matemática Aplicada e Computacional) held 18–22 July 2011 in Vancouver, BC, Canada (see website at http: SEMA (Sociedad Española de Matematica Aplicada) //www.iciam2011.com/). The four-yearly ICIAM Congress is a major SIAM (Society for Industrial and Applied international celebration of mathematics in action, and it is the main Mathematics) event in the applied mathematics calendar. SIMAI (Società Italiana di Matematica Applicata e Industriale) SMAI (Société de Mathématiques Appliquées et Industrielles) About ICIAM VSAM (Vietnamese Society for Applications of Mathematics) The International Council for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (ICIAM) Associate members: is a world body bringing together many of the national and international AMS (American Mathematical Society) associations of professional mathematicians concerned with applications. AWM (Association for Women in Mathematics) ChinaMS (Chinese Mathematical Society) For further information on ICIAM and the ICIAM Prizes, CMS–SMC (Canadian Mathematical Society see http://www.iciam.org/. – Société Canadienne de Mathematiques) EMS (European Mathematical Society) IMU (Israel Mathematical Union) Contact details: LMS (London Mathematical Society) Prof. Rolf Jeltsch Email: [email protected] MSJ (Mathematical Society of Japan) Seminar for Applied Mathematics Phone: office +41 44 632 3452 ÖMG (Österreichische Mathematische Gesellschaft) ETH Zürich home +41 44 980 1822 PTM (Polish Mathematical Society) CH–8092 Zürich mobile +41 79 456 6649 SingMS (Singapore Mathematical Society) Switzerland. Secretary (D. Ballarin): +41 44 632 3465 SMF (Société Mathématique de France) Fax: +41 44 632 1104 SMG (Schweizerische Mathematische Gesellschaft – Société Mathématique Suisse President ICIAM – Swiss Mathematical Society) SPbMS (St. Petersburg Mathematical Society) http://www.iciam.org/ 2 ICIA M

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ICIAM Collatz Prize: Emmanuel J. Candès (Stanford & Pasadena, USA)

Full members: Emmanuel Candès is a professor on mathematics and statis- ANZIAM (Australia and New Zealand tics at Stanford University, on leave from the department Industrial and Applied Mathematics) of Applied and Computational Mathematics at the Califor- CAIMS–SCMAI (Canadian Applied and Industrial Mathematics – Société Canadienne nia Institute of Technology. He was born in 1970 in Paris, de Mathematiques Appliquées et Industrielles) France. He received his diploma as an engineer from the CSCM (Chinese Society for Computational Mathematics) École Polytechnique France in 1993 and the M.Sc. in ap- CSIAM (Chinese Society for Industrial and plied mathematics from the Universities Paris VI and Paris IX in Applied Mathematics) 1994. In 1998 he earned the Ph.D. from Stanford University. ECMI (European Consortium for Mathematics in Industry) Emmanuel Candès has accomplished various deep and brilliant ESMTB (European Society for Mathematical mathematical works. First, in joint work with L. Demanet, he and Theoretical Biology) proposed and mathematically justified the first linear complexity GAMM (Gesellschaft für Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik) method for the fast numerical solution of wave propagation prob- IMA (The Institute of Mathematics and its lems. The analysis involved the proof that, within a curvelet rep- Applications) resentation, the propagation operator for the associated evolution ISIAM (Indian Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics) problem is approximately equivalent to a permutation matrix, and JSIAM (The Japan Society for Industrial that the compressed representation of the operator can be com- and Applied Mathematics) puted in O(N) operations. The significance of this result is only KSIAM (The Korean Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics) now beginning to be explored. MOS (Mathematical Optimization Society) Then, in compressive sensing, together with David Donoho, Justin NORTIM (Nordiska föreningen för Romberg and Terence Tao, he developed a spectacular advance Tillämpad och Industriell Mathematik) based on harmonic analysis, approximation theory and optimiza- ROMAI (Societatea Românä de Matematicä Aplicatä şi Industrialä) tion. This result has been widely applied to image processing, sen- SBMAC (Sociedade Brasiliera de sor design, control and many other fields. Matemática Aplicada e Computacional) He identified the fundamental role of the restricted isometry prop- SEMA (Sociedad Española de Matematica Aplicada) erty (RIP) in compressive sensing. He has also a major contribution SIAM (Society for Industrial and Applied to anisotropic extensions of wavelets, which has deeply advanced Mathematics) SIMAI (Società Italiana di Matematica both applications and mathematical theory. In fact, concepts such Applicata e Industriale) as ridgelets, curvelets, chirplets and so on, are his inventions. SMAI (Société de Mathématiques His work is highly innovative and shows off well his mathemati- Appliquées et Industrielles) cally sophisticated talent. We are confident that it impacts widely- VSAM (Vietnamese Society for Applications of Mathematics) ranged fields of application. It should also be mentioned that he Associate members: has served as the Ph.D. or the postdoctoral advisor for a number AMS (American Mathematical Society) of excellent young mathematicians and that he himself performs as AWM (Association for Women in Mathematics) an important leader of scientific research. ChinaMS (Chinese Mathematical Society) CMS–SMC (Canadian Mathematical Society ICIAM Lagrange Prize: Alexandre J. Chorin (Berkeley, USA) – Société Canadienne de Mathematiques) EMS (European Mathematical Society) Alexandre J. Chorin is a professor of mathematics at the IMU (Israel Mathematical Union) University of California Berkeley and also a member of the LMS (London Mathematical Society) Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. He was born in MSJ (Mathematical Society of Japan) Warsaw, Poland, on 25 June 1938. He graduated from ÖMG (Österreichische Mathematische Gesellschaft) École Polytechnique Fédérale (EPFL) of Lausanne, Switzer- PTM (Polish Mathematical Society) land. He then received his M.S. and his Ph.D. from the SingMS (Singapore Mathematical Society) Courant Institute of New York University. SMF (Société Mathématique de France) SMG (Schweizerische Mathematische Beginning with his pioneering work 40 years ago, Chorin developed Gesellschaft – Société Mathématique Suisse some of the key mathematical and algorithmic ideas that underlie – Swiss Mathematical Society) SPbMS (St. Petersburg Mathematical Society) many of the most powerful computer codes in computational fluid http://www.iciam.org/ 3 ICIA M

dynamics, by blending mathematical intuition, physical insight and a deep attention to practical implementation. In the mid 1960s, Chorin invented the Projection Method and the Artificial Compressibility Method. These techniques were the first Full members: ANZIAM (Australia and New Zealand practical and accurate methods for approximating the full Navier– Industrial and Applied Mathematics) Stokes equations. By performing careful numerical experiments CAIMS–SCMAI (Canadian Applied and along with theoretical convergence studies, Chorin has placed the Industrial Mathematics – Société Canadienne de Mathematiques Appliquées et Industrielles) numerical solution of complex flow on a solid mathematical foun- CSCM (Chinese Society for Computational dation for the first time. Mathematics) CSIAM (Chinese Society for Industrial and Chorin followed this with the invention and design of Vortex Meth- Applied Mathematics) ods, for which he was given the U.S. National Academy of Sciences ECMI (European Consortium for Mathematics Award in Applied Mathematics and Numerical Analysis. These in Industry) ESMTB (European Society for Mathematical techniques, based on the critical role of vorticity, are particularly and Theoretical Biology) suited to modelling the complex mixing and instabilities of turbu- GAMM (Gesellschaft für Angewandte lent flow. They allow the computation of the large transitory fluid Mathematik und Mechanik) structures critical to fluid mixing, wake development and chemical IMA (The Institute of Mathematics and its Applications) transport. ISIAM (Indian Society of Industrial and In addition to the above work, Chorin was one of the pioneers Applied Mathematics) JSIAM (The Japan Society for Industrial in the development of high resolution methods for gas dynamics and Applied Mathematics) and combustion, in particular through his work on random-choice KSIAM (The Korean Society for Industrial methods. and Applied Mathematics) MOS (Mathematical Optimization Society) Chorin has also made profound contributions to the application NORTIM (Nordiska föreningen för of methods of modern physics to turbulence modelling, numerical Tillämpad och Industriell Mathematik) path integration, numerical methods for front motion, the kinetic ROMAI (Societatea Românä de Matematicä Aplicatä şi Industrialä) theory of gases, phase transitions and Monte-Carlo methods. SBMAC (Sociedade Brasiliera de Matemática Aplicada e Computacional) ICIAM Maxwell Prize: Vladimir Rokhlin (New Haven, USA) SEMA (Sociedad Española de Matematica Vladimir Rokhlin is a professor in the Computer Science Aplicada) SIAM (Society for Industrial and Applied Department and the Mathematics Department of Yale Uni- Mathematics) versity. He was born in Voronezh, Russia on 4 August 1952 SIMAI (Società Italiana di Matematica and received his M.S. in Mathematics in 1973 at the Vilnius Applicata e Industriale) SMAI (Société de Mathématiques University in Lithuania. He earned his Ph.D. in Applied Appliquées et Industrielles) Mathematics at Rice University in 1983. VSAM (Vietnamese Society for Applications Vladimir Rokhlin has had a profound impact on scientific comput- of Mathematics) ing and applied mathematics, most notably in developing “analysis- Associate members: AMS (American Mathematical Society) based fast algorithms”. These include the fast multipole method for AWM (Association for Women in Mathematics) the Laplace equation, the fast multipole method for the Helmholtz ChinaMS (Chinese Mathematical Society) equation, and the non-equispaced fast Fourier transform and also CMS–SMC (Canadian Mathematical Society most recently in randomized matrix compression schemes. He has – Société Canadienne de Mathematiques) also made fundamental contributions to inverse scattering and to EMS (European Mathematical Society) IMU (Israel Mathematical Union) approximation theory. LMS (London Mathematical Society) Rokhlin was the first person who took a systematic approach to MSJ (Mathematical Society of Japan) combining approximation theory, the classical theory of special ÖMG (Österreichische Mathematische Gesellschaft) functions, and modern computer science to reduce the computa- PTM (Polish Mathematical Society) tional cost associated with handling the basic integral operators of SingMS (Singapore Mathematical Society) mathematical physics. Earlier fast algorithms (like the fast Fourier SMF (Société Mathématique de France) transform) had had great impact, but they were brittle. They had SMG (Schweizerische Mathematische Gesellschaft – Société Mathématique Suisse required uniform data structures and could not cope with complex – Swiss Mathematical Society) SPbMS (St. Petersburg Mathematical Society) http://www.iciam.org/ 4 ICIA M

geometries. An interesting consequence of the approximate nature of this new class of methods is that they are more flexible as well as being more robust. His work on Fast Multipole Methods (FMM) has been cited as one Full members: ANZIAM (Australia and New Zealand of the ten algorithmic revolutions of the second half of the 20th Industrial and Applied Mathematics) century. These methods have revolutionized fields like numerical CAIMS–SCMAI (Canadian Applied and electromagnetism for radars and molecular dynamics for chemistry Industrial Mathematics – Société Canadienne de Mathematiques Appliquées et Industrielles) because the computing time to solve the problems is drastically CSCM (Chinese Society for Computational reduced. For instance, for an airplane described by ten thousand Mathematics) CSIAM (Chinese Society for Industrial and points the radar cross-section can be computed in forty thousand Applied Mathematics) operations instead of the millions of billions by earlier methods. ECMI (European Consortium for Mathematics FMM depends heavily on mathematical analysis and proper com- in Industry) ESMTB (European Society for Mathematical puter implementation and here too Vladimir Rokhlin has had a and Theoretical Biology) major role. By his close contact as advisor to industries and his GAMM (Gesellschaft für Angewandte interests for applications and above all his mathematical genius he Mathematik und Mechanik) has also produced exceptional Ph.D. students. IMA (The Institute of Mathematics and its Applications) ISIAM (Indian Society of Industrial and ICIAM Pioneer Prize: James Albert Sethian (Berkeley, USA) Applied Mathematics) James Albert Sethian is a professor of mathematics at the JSIAM (The Japan Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics) University of California Berkeley and a member of the Law- KSIAM (The Korean Society for Industrial rence Berkeley National Laboratory. He was born on 10 May and Applied Mathematics) 1954. He received the B.A. in Mathematics from Princeton MOS (Mathematical Optimization Society) University in 1976 and earned his Ph.D. in Applied Math- NORTIM (Nordiska föreningen för Tillämpad och Industriell Mathematik) ematics from the University of California Berkeley in 1982. ROMAI (Societatea Românä de Sethian has done pioneering work in applied mathematics. He in- Matematicä Aplicatä şi Industrialä) troduced with Andrew Majda a widely used asymptotic analysis SBMAC (Sociedade Brasiliera de Matemática Aplicada e Computacional) of combustion. The level set method pioneered by Sethian and SEMA (Sociedad Española de Matematica S. Osher has had a very major impact on many fields of applica- Aplicada) SIAM (Society for Industrial and Applied tion, and is one of the most widely used new algorithms of the past Mathematics) few decades. Sethian’s algorithms for imaging and shape recovery SIMAI (Società Italiana di Matematica in medical scanning devices are imbedded in current medical imag- Applicata e Industriale) SMAI (Société de Mathématiques ing workstations. He developed tools for solving Hamilton–Jacobi Appliquées et Industrielles) equations with applications in geophysics and tomography, includ- VSAM (Vietnamese Society for Applications ing problems with multiple arrivals. Sethian has created startlingly of Mathematics) accurate numerical methods of drop dynamics for use with inkjets. Associate members: AMS (American Mathematical Society) This extraordinary range of successes is made possible by Sethian’s AWM (Association for Women in Mathematics) unparalleled eagerness to learn thoroughly the engineering aspects ChinaMS (Chinese Mathematical Society) of problems he works on, the accuracy and depth of his feelings for CMS–SMC (Canadian Mathematical Society mathematical structure, and his broad mathematical knowledge. – Société Canadienne de Mathematiques) His body of work is emblematic of what an applied mathematician EMS (European Mathematical Society) IMU (Israel Mathematical Union) should aspire to achieve. LMS (London Mathematical Society) MSJ (Mathematical Society of Japan) ICIAM Su Buchin Prize: Edward Lungu (Gabarone, Botswana) ÖMG (Österreichische Mathematische Edward Lungu is a professor of mathematics at the Univer- Gesellschaft) PTM (Polish Mathematical Society) sity of Botswana, in Gabarone, Botswana. His first degree SingMS (Singapore Mathematical Society) came in 1975 from the University of Zambia. A Master’s SMF (Société Mathématique de France) degree and also his 1980 Ph.D. followed, being awarded by SMG (Schweizerische Mathematische the University of Bristol. Gesellschaft – Société Mathématique Suisse – Swiss Mathematical Society) SPbMS (St. Petersburg Mathematical Society) http://www.iciam.org/ 5 ICIA M

Edward Lungu has been described as a “fundamental person” in the development of teaching and research in applied mathematics in Southern Africa. As founder and leader of SAMSA (Southern Africa Mathematical Sciences Association) and later of AMMSI Full members: ANZIAM (Australia and New Zealand (the Millenium Initiative) he has simply done everything that one Industrial and Applied Mathematics) person could do: organized, encouraged, supervised, and led by his CAIMS–SCMAI (Canadian Applied and personal example in teaching and research. Industrial Mathematics – Société Canadienne de Mathematiques Appliquées et Industrielles) For Botswana itself Professor Lungu has developed models in: CSCM (Chinese Society for Computational Mathematics) • hydrology — Botswana relies on storing rainfall; CSIAM (Chinese Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics) • ecology — domestic livestock as well as wildlife are keys to ECMI (European Consortium for Mathematics the economy; and in Industry) • epidemiology — to understand the progression of HIV/AIDS ESMTB (European Society for Mathematical and Theoretical Biology) and how to help the victims. GAMM (Gesellschaft für Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik) In choosing these three research areas, he has responded to the IMA (The Institute of Mathematics and its greatest needs of his fellow men and women. The series of recent Applications) papers in mathematical biosciences model the differential progres- ISIAM (Indian Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics) sion of HIV/AIDS based on characteristics of patients and the care JSIAM (The Japan Society for Industrial they receive. and Applied Mathematics) In developing mathematical education and research Edward Lungu KSIAM (The Korean Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics) has been described as a “giant force” — a force with organizational MOS (Mathematical Optimization Society) talent, tireless energy, and a friendly personality. That is a most NORTIM (Nordiska föreningen för wonderful combination. His years of work have brought successes Tillämpad och Industriell Mathematik) for applied mathematics that we are very happy to recognize today. ROMAI (Societatea Românä de Matematicä Aplicatä şi Industrialä) SBMAC (Sociedade Brasiliera de Matemática Aplicada e Computacional) SEMA (Sociedad Española de Matematica Aplicada) SIAM (Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics) SIMAI (Società Italiana di Matematica Applicata e Industriale) SMAI (Société de Mathématiques Appliquées et Industrielles) VSAM (Vietnamese Society for Applications of Mathematics) Associate members: AMS (American Mathematical Society) AWM (Association for Women in Mathematics) ChinaMS (Chinese Mathematical Society) CMS–SMC (Canadian Mathematical Society – Société Canadienne de Mathematiques) EMS (European Mathematical Society) IMU (Israel Mathematical Union) LMS (London Mathematical Society) MSJ (Mathematical Society of Japan) ÖMG (Österreichische Mathematische Gesellschaft) PTM (Polish Mathematical Society) SingMS (Singapore Mathematical Society) SMF (Société Mathématique de France) Photographs supplied by the ICIAM prize recipients. Permission is granted for reproduction SMG (Schweizerische Mathematische only for use in articles and reports concerning ICIAM prize(s) and ICIAM prize winner(s). Gesellschaft – Société Mathématique Suisse – Swiss Mathematical Society) SPbMS (St. Petersburg Mathematical Society) http://www.iciam.org/ 6