Grigory Margulis
Mathematician; received Fields Medal
Mathematician; received Fields Medal
Significant contributions were made to the fields of number theory and dynamics. Developed the Margulis Lemma, which has applications in various areas of mathematics. Held a position as a professor in multiple institutions, including Yale University. Achieved recognition through the award of the Fields Medal in 1978 for achievements in mathematics.
Developed the Margulis Lemma
Received the Fields Medal in 1978
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