Green was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1987, and was awarded the Senior Berwick Prize of the London Mathematical Society in 1984 and in 2001, the centenary of Brauer’s birth, its De ...

Researchers demonstrate that there are infinitely many prime numbers of the form p²+4q² using novel and advanced ...

Their work revives long-standing mathematical curiosities but does so through a fresh window – additive combinatorics.

The mathematician Ben Green of the University of Oxford has made a major stride toward understanding a nearly 100-year-old combinatorics problem, showing that a well-known recent conjecture is “not ...

Now, two mathematicians—Ben Green of the University of Oxford and Mehtaab Sawhney of Columbia University—have proved just such a statement for a particularly challenging type of prime number ...

GEORGE GREEN MATHEMATICIAN & PHYSICIST 1793 1841. He was born on 14th July 1793, the son of George Green, a miller, and his wife Sarah (Butler). Green pioneered the application of mathematics to ...

We picked some of the most remarkable mathematicians whose work continues to help shape our modern world, sometimes hundreds of years after their death. Enjoy! Isaac Newton (1642-1727) ...

Prof. Alexander Beilinson, the David and Mary Winton Green University Professor of Mathematics at the University of Chicago, is one of two recipients of the prestigious Shaw Prize in Mathematical ...