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Luigi Ambrosio
1 work on this site · 2 co-authors
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Italian mathematician. Read the article
- Born
- 1963, Alba, Piedmont, Italy
- Studied at
- Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa (PhD, 1988)
- Doctoral advisor
- Ennio De Giorgi
- Doctoral students
- Maria Colombo; Camillo De Lellis; Alessio Figalli; Guido de Philippis
- Known for
- Free discontinuity problems; Theory of BV functions; Geometric measure theory; Analysis in metric spaces
- Prizes and honours
- Bartolozzi Prize (1991); Caccioppoli Prize (1998); Fermat Prize (2003); Balzan Prize (2019); Riemann Prize (2022); Nemmers Prize in Mathematics (2024)
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