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The Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize was established by the Institute of Mathematics at the Shanghai Hanjing Centre for Science and Technology in 2023. The motivation of the prize discovers the excellent mathematicians due to the internationally outstanding works in the field of mathematics. The recipients of the prize are recognized at the opening ceremony of the International Conference on Mathematical Analysis, Applications and Computational Simulation (ICMAACS), which is held every year. The funds of the Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize were supported by the Long Shan Mathematical Foundation at the Shanghai Hanjing Centre for Science and Technology. The first such occasion was at the 2023 ICMAACS in Shanghai, China. |
The Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize was established by the Institute of Mathematics at the Shanghai Hanjing Centre for Science and Technology in 2023. The motivation of the prize discovers the excellent mathematicians due to the internationally outstanding works in the field of mathematics. The recipients of the prize are recognized at the opening ceremony of the International Conference on Mathematical Analysis, Applications and Computational Simulation (ICMAACS), which is held every year. The funds of the Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize were supported by the Long Shan Mathematical Foundation at the Shanghai Hanjing Centre for Science and Technology. The first such occasion was at the 2023 ICMAACS in Shanghai, China. |
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== Medal== |
== Medal== |
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[[File: Qin-Jiu-Shao-Prize-A.jpg|200px |
[[File: Qin-Jiu-Shao-Prize-A.jpg|200px|thumb|right|The obverse of the Qin-Jiu-Shao-Prize Medal]] |
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The medal of the Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize is made of the 999 Silver with the gold-electroplated surface, has a diameter of 12cm and thickness of 0.5cm, and weighs 600g. |
The medal of the Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize is made of the 999 Silver with the gold-electroplated surface, has a diameter of 12cm and thickness of 0.5cm, and weighs 600g. |
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The obverse of the Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize is the portrait of Jiu-Shao Qin with numbers and words in Chinese and English. The Chinese word “秦九韶奖” is inscribed in Chinese. The word “Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize” is inscribed in English. The number “1208-1268” is also inscribed. |
The obverse of the Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize is the portrait of Jiu-Shao Qin with numbers and words in Chinese and English. The Chinese word “秦九韶奖” is inscribed in Chinese. The word “Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize” is inscribed in English. The number “1208-1268” is also inscribed. |
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[[File: Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize-B.png|200px |
[[File: Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize-B.png|200px|thumb|right|The reverse of the Qin-Jiu-Shao-Prize Medal]] |
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On the reverse is the inscription of the Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize as follows: crown, five stars, and ear of wheat. Moreover, the Chinese word “数书九章” is inscribed in Chinese. The word “Mathematical Treatise in Nine Sections” is inscribed in English. Two line segments and arcs form a figure. |
On the reverse is the inscription of the Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize as follows: crown, five stars, and ear of wheat. Moreover, the Chinese word “数书九章” is inscribed in Chinese. The word “Mathematical Treatise in Nine Sections” is inscribed in English. Two line segments and arcs form a figure. |
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Latest revision as of 17:19, 8 May 2024
Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize
[edit]Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize | |
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Awarded for | The internationally outstanding works in the field of mathematics. |
Country | China |
Presented by | ICMAACS |
Reward(s) | RMB¥5000 |
First awarded | 2023 |
Last awarded | 2023 |
Website | www |
The Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize[1], as an international mathematics award, is awarded for the excellent mathematicians, who are devoted to internationally outstanding works in the field of mathematics. It is a most prestigious prize, which is named after the Chinese mathematician in Southern Song Dynasty Qin Jiu-Shao (1208-1268). He is known for providing a constructive proof for Chinese Remainder Theorem in his monograph “Mathematical Treatise in Nine Sections”. The winners receive a medal, a certificate and a cash award of RMB¥5000.
History, motivation and ceremony
[edit]The Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize was established by the Institute of Mathematics at the Shanghai Hanjing Centre for Science and Technology in 2023. The motivation of the prize discovers the excellent mathematicians due to the internationally outstanding works in the field of mathematics. The recipients of the prize are recognized at the opening ceremony of the International Conference on Mathematical Analysis, Applications and Computational Simulation (ICMAACS), which is held every year. The funds of the Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize were supported by the Long Shan Mathematical Foundation at the Shanghai Hanjing Centre for Science and Technology. The first such occasion was at the 2023 ICMAACS in Shanghai, China.
Medal
[edit]The medal of the Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize is made of the 999 Silver with the gold-electroplated surface, has a diameter of 12cm and thickness of 0.5cm, and weighs 600g. The obverse of the Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize is the portrait of Jiu-Shao Qin with numbers and words in Chinese and English. The Chinese word “秦九韶奖” is inscribed in Chinese. The word “Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize” is inscribed in English. The number “1208-1268” is also inscribed.
On the reverse is the inscription of the Qin-Jiu-Shao Prize as follows: crown, five stars, and ear of wheat. Moreover, the Chinese word “数书九章” is inscribed in Chinese. The word “Mathematical Treatise in Nine Sections” is inscribed in English. Two line segments and arcs form a figure.
List of Laureates
[edit]Year | Laureate(s) | Image | Institution(s) | Citation |
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2023 | Mahmoud Abdel-Aty | Sohag University, Egypt | "seminal contributions to the quantum algorithms, quantum optics, and widely-known Yang-Abdel-Aty-Carlo fractional derivative operator."[2] |
References
[edit]- ^ https://www.icmaacs.com/h-col-103.html
- ^ "2023: Mahmoud Abdel-Aty". The International Conference on Mathematical Analysis, Applications and Computational Simulation. Retrieved 24 July 2023.