Dr. Don Zagier

Professor

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Biography

Don Zagier is a prominent mathematician known for his significant contributions in number theory, algebraic geometry, and mathematical physics. Holding a professorship at the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics, he has published extensively, with research that spans various topics including modular forms, zeta functions, and the Birch-Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture. His collaborative work has been influential, often working alongside notable mathematicians such as Friedrich Hirzebruch. Zagier’s academic journey has been marked by invitations to prestigious conferences and he actively participates in the mathematical community. His ability to communicate complex mathematical concepts has made him a respected figure in both professional and academic circles. He also engages in outreach programs to promote mathematics to broader audiences, including lectures and public discussions.

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Experience

Professor

1995-01-01 — Present

Max Planck Institute for Mathematics • Bonn, Germany

Leading research in number theory and algebraic geometry.