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research mathematics
solvable in integers
numerical solutions
mathematical physics
algebraic patterns
tenth problem
Ol'ga Oleinik
topological quanyum field theory
integrable systems
partial differential equations
Karen Uhlenbeck
Julia Robinson
nonlinear
diophantine equation
parallel computation
applied mathematics
geometry
greatest algebraists
calculus of variations
algebraic geometry
Emmy Noether
ring theory
Mary Wheeler