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