Top Countries by Number of Fields Medal Winners - All Fields Medalists by Country

Hello everyone, This video is about top countries by number of Fields Medal winners. The countries having same number of Fields Medallists is located in same rank with alphabetical arrange. Winners with dual citizenship (at the time of the award) are shown in both countries.
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[@Josh-p5b7u]

It is amazing that Iran has 2, taking its econ etc situation into consideration. Even more amazingly, one of them is female (although passed away, tragically).

[@xenotypos]

It's interesting that France has so many field medals, but in terms of Nobel prizes it seems so focused on literature, not that much in physics or in chemistry. Maths seems an exception in the realm of science, in which France excels. Otherwise, literature and arts seem predominant.

[@frann5276]

For Nobel prizes France is number 4 in chemistry and 4 in Physics !!

[@Silver-bq6td]

This is because the funds put into scientific research are low, which encourages all French scientists to go to the United States like many foreigners. however mathematics is an exception because a mathematician is not guided by money but by passion and in general prefers to win the medal for his country than for himself.

[@Silver-bq6td]

if you watch a nobel prize ceremony it looks like an oscar ceremony. physicists and chemists are more superficial in this sense than mathematicians.

[@maynamar2517]

Because the best students in France are not in research courses (academic universities), but in the field of engineering (ESPECIALLY AERONAUTICS, quantum computing, military and oil industries and quantum finance)... If all French engineering students were really interested in research in physics and chemistry, Nobel prizes would rain down like never before.

[@maynamar2517]

Because the best students in France are not in research courses (academic universities), but in the field of engineering (ESPECIALLY AERONAUTICS, quantum computing, military and oil industries and quantum finance)... If all French engineering students were really interested in research in physics and chemistry, Nobel prizes would rain down like never before.

[@trees1]

Yau Shing Tung’s nationality by then was British Hong Kong, definitely not Chinese. His mathematical career by then had nothing to do with China.

[@jean-Pierre-bt8xw]

France has 13 now... 2024 was a french one :) Doesn't change the ranking, but France not far from a so superior coutnry as USA is a true surprise :)

[@mokalemetorkibaayda]

It's interesting to me that Iran is the only third world country that has two Fields Medal winners

[@Markestreskothi17]

Indians are everywhere, no one can understand their names, only Indians knows 😄.

[@afsane_nezhadi]

Turkey is third country not iran

[@henrycavill8947]

Caucher birkar is from Kurdistan not ıran. Caucher Birkar denies being Iranian.

[@vaibhavkrupakar240]

@@sirshendu2e01 bhargav Bhatt is a narrow miss and in the future we can expect Ashwin sah, mehtaab sawhney, sanath devalapurkar and Akhil Mathew atleast one of these guys to win and Bhatt can still win Abel prize India is the only asian country to win fiekds medal and Abel prize

[@CIMAmotor]

Iranians are incredibly smart, they're held back by a restrictive ideology.

[@MathYogi12]

bhargava is an Indian man

[@enjoybro3910]

Yes bro

[@truth-uncensored2426]

Artur Avila is actually 100% brazilian, he was born in Rio de Janeiro, and completed all his higher education in Brazil including his PhD. He is only naturalized French because he worked there as a researcher and is now a professor in Zurique, but he has no ethnic connection to France.

[@miguelangelbernalreza4843]

It does not matter: it is France which allowed him to develop professionally.

[@ВикторФирсов-е9ф]

Russia really got a lot from 1994 to 2010. From the break up of the USSR and before the Crimea.

[@holeesheet8582]

a lot of politics is involved in giving these prizes...

[@jadawin10]

@@holeesheet8582 No. Just mathematics...

[@SyedAhmed-qu3ty]

​@@holeesheet8582 Yes😇

[@maynamar2517]

Because the best students in France are not in research courses (academic universities), but in the field of engineering (ESPECIALLY AERONAUTICS, quantum computing, military and oil industries and quantum finance)... If all French engineering students were really interested in research in physics and chemistry, Nobel prizes would rain down like never before.