The 2023 Fermat Prize is awarded to
Professor Jason MILLER, for his major advances in random geometry, including relation to Liouville quantum gravity (partly with Scott Sheffield),
Professor Aaron NABER, for his groundbreaking work on Ricci limit spaces, in particular rectifiability, isometry group and co-dimension 4 conjecture.
The links point towards the articles written by the winners, and published in Annales de la Faculté des Sciences de Toulouse :
2021 edition : Fernando CODÁ MARQUES and Vincent PILLONI
2019 edition : Alexei BORODIN and Maryna VIAZOVSKA
2017 edition : Simon A. BRENDLE (article AFST) and Nader MASMOUDI
2015 edition : Laure SAINT-RAYMOND (article AFST) and Peter SCHOLZE (article AFST)
2013 edition : Camillo DE LELLIS and Martin HAIRER (article AFST)
2011 edition : Manjul BHARGAVA and Igor RODNIANSKI
2009 edition : Elon LINDENSTRAUSS (article AFST) et Cédric VILLANI
2007 edition : Chandrashekhar KHARE (article AFST)
2005 edition : Pierre COLMEZ and Jean-François LE GALL (article AFST)
2003 edition : Luigi AMBROSIO (article AFST)
2001 edition : Richard TAYLOR (article AFST) and Wendelin WERNER (article AFST)
1999 edition : Fabrice BÉTHUEL (article AFST) and Frédéric HÉLEIN (article AFST)
1997 edition : Michel TALAGRAND (article AFST)
1995 edition : Andrew J. WILES (article AFST)
1993 edition : Jean-Michel CORON (article AFST)
1991 edition : Jean-Louis COLLIOT-THÉLÈNE (article AFST, prize announcement)
1989 edition : Abbas BAHRI (article AFST, prize announcement ) and Kenneth Alan RIBET (article AFST, prize announcement )