Interview at CIRM : Peter Scholze
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2015
- Peter Scholze became known as a mathematician after finishing his Bachelor's degree in three semesters and his Master's degree in two further semesters. Scholze's subsequent PhD-thesis on Perfectoid spaces yields the solution to a special case of the weight-monodromy conjecture.
He was made full professor shortly after completing his PhD, the youngest full professor in Germany.
Since July 2011 Scholze is a Fellow of the Clay Mathematics Institute. In 2012 he was awarded the Prix and Cours Peccot. He was awarded the 2013 SASTRA Ramanujan Prize. In 2014 he received the Clay Research Award. In 2015 he will be awarded the Frank Nelson Cole Prize in Algebra, and also the Ostrowski Prize.
According to the University of Bonn and to his peers, Peter is one of the most brilliant researchers in his field...
www.math.uni-bonn.de/people/sc... 
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Peter, I highly admire your Mathematical abilities. Although I'm only 17 with very little expertise and knowledge I always consider you my idol.
Keep it up and maybe one day, you will be like him in your own mathematic way.
@@turbolesso" in your own mathematic way",,, never better said.
@@Sebastian37s lol
It's not authentic to say that you admire one's Mathematical abilities if you don't really know what they are.
It's rather annoying.
You can grow to be a great mathematician .
You can get free coursework from mit math website to read from
*THANK YOU !* 🎶🍎🔢
His eyes see things ours can't.
It's probably not what his eyes see but his mind's eye. It's more likely his imagination is amazing.
Eddie I think almost all his senses must be perfect, as I think that everything originates from perception
He sees dead people
@@IIOU8 Look for Kurt Gödel. A brilliant Mathematics and colleague of A. Einstein. he was also quite disturbed and paranoid, thought somebody wanted to poison him. He died from starvation when his wife had to go to a hospital and he went down to 30kg. A great logikal expert professor at princeton and all but had to stop working there in his 50s because of his mental challenges.
yeah the interviewer
And now the Fields
The way his mind and eyes work is amazing. But I just drifted in to it holding my iphone 20 cm away. You can just feel his energy it is like he lives in his mind.
He's white
International Mathematic Olympiad legend!
By the way: He won the German Olympiad for five years in a row, always with a perfect score!
+eastfreeze that was before IMO or a qualifying competition to IMO?
I guess it is a qualifying competition to the IMO.
Explain his legendary..
On one hand, there are his three gold medals and one silver medal. On the other hand, the whole German team had a pretty significant internet presence and Scholze and his achievements during the preparations were very, very prominent. This Fields medal puts him in the rarified heights of a Terry Tao or Grischa Perelman.
He's so perfect!
Looks like a great guy. Would love to have a beer with him.
But he wouldn't.
He sounds humble and really smart eyes!
he has beautiful eyes but what are smart eyes?
Roger AB maybe glowing eyes I think, guys with these always look smart
@@brucexu8861 Scholze shines hard
yo he's simultaneously thinking about a math problem while carelessly answering the interview
i really love and respect
Wow...beautiful smile
Helllo Peter im your big fan Stan Šolc-Scholze, just keep going you are the best man :D
Medal field medalist !
3:30 He tries to refer to Zeno's famous "paradox" of the race between Archill and the tortoise.
Isn't this also philosophically referred often ?
@@Münsterdom13 Perhaps, but the solution is actually trivial, once one gets familiar with concepts like convergence.
great
Can't believe Boyinaband won a Fields Medal.
It is rare that outstanding mathematicians are handsome. He played bass in a heavy metal band.
No he didn’t
@@hhhhhhhh6008 Google it.
@@applecake122 you really believe that silly
@@hhhhhhhh6008 Many smart people love heavy metal.
@@applecake122 ok, doesn’t mean he played, and there’s actually more evidence that he didn’t play, so, I won’t believe that
krass Klapse Mane hat neben seiner Rapkarriere schon ordentlich abgeliefert
This guy looks like nick from the fear of the walking dead.
I want his watch
I couldn't understand what he said at 3:50 - 3:57. Can anybody help me with that?
Understand what happens in the proof of fermats last theorem I would say
@@jollyjokress3852 I think you're right on target. One of these days, I'll have to learn Mumble.
Noch nie habe ich einen Mann erlebt, der auch nur annähernd so gut entwickelte, liebevolle Ausdrucksformen hat wie Sie. Seit vier Jahren setzen Sie damit in mir dauerhaft ungeahnt viel Energie und Kreativität frei, z. B. wenn ich mir vorstelle, wie viele Tausende Male schöner Ihr Gesang ist im Vergleich zu bislang bekannten Sängern. Ich denke, Sie können noch viel mehr Menschen zu liebevoller, gesunder, umweltfreundlicher Forschung und Kunst anregen. Herzlichen Glückwunsch und alles Liebe zum Geburtstag von Irene Stubert
Irene Stubert warum sind sie so besessen? Das ist krankhaft!
Hello German friend, can you tell me the name of the book he mentions at 3:00 ? Danke
#latjjtal Fregattenkapitän Eins
holy shit ich will auch was von dem Stoff den sie nehmen !!
What is the make/model of the watch he is wearing (4:14)? Looks elegant.
His father is physicist
Helkoo
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Why do you interview him in English? He is clearly uncomfortable. You should do it in German and add subtitles.
He speaks German the same way
@@jabunapg1387 lol
A. Turing ?
No, he lives in a better country in better circumstances, no similarity to Turing whatsoever.
Coward
I can't figure out what he's talking about, his German accent is really tough
Extraño, yo le entiendo bien. Mi inglés no es muy bueno pero sé alemán.
@@coolbertgzz en mi caso sé inglés. Hace un tiempo intenté aprender alemán pero me aburrí
Palabras muy largas
Why did a random guy send link on yt to this
Who
i understood nothing
Was?
X. Wolfsteller
lösch dich
Hahaha
Was?
Ist was
he's quite cute, actually.
I wish I could date him.
Oh really.. Wow
Are you good at maths... 😂
He is married
not biology 0:49 ;)
I thought you might appreciate my conjecture on consciousness and the nature of reality. Among other things, I discuss Gödel's incompleteness theorem, Mamikon's constant area theorem, and Pythagoras' hypotenuse and the trammel. I stress ideas in geometry and topology. My goal is to describe an ABSTRACT model of reality, show the parts and how those parts interact. I show no proofs or equations. Instead, I detail parallels in the model's form and function. I draw a picture using the models of science.
My insights are mostly observational, with some speculation. With such a large topic as the nature of reality, topical integration and completeness may vary. I don't know everything. Here is the very informational INTRODUCTION:
In the objective concrete linear world of quantity, equations, and measurement of the uncountable, all things exist in their own unique locations in time and space. This is the perspective of differences; of the quantities of qualities. This is objective scientific reality, which has a counterpart.
Perpendicular to linear is the lateral perspective of reality. In the subjective abstract lateral world of quality, relations, and functional analysis of the countable, all things exist in the same time and space. This is the perspective of similarities; of the qualities of quantities which exist in the abstract. This is subjective personal reality.
All things exist in both the objective concrete and the subjective abstract. All things are both the observer and the observed. All things, both objective and subjective, (including the dynamic quantum resonant structure of consciousness), exist according to a single process which I describe.
The video is quite dense with information. The attentive viewer may need to take an occasional break. For best comprehension, integrate everything as you go. This work is visual. Words support the drawings which guide the flow.
ruclips.net/video/UDGeXvDRwgU/видео.html
Con quién habrá tenido sexo para poder ascender y tener esa carrera meteórica?
J. Hyde no creo que fuera necesario, el tipo lleva haciendo matemáticas desde que es niño, no es tan raro que haya hecho el doctorado tan rápido y se haya convertido en profesor, es brillante y esa es la explicación de su meteórica carrera.
Jajaja. Con la diosa matemática al parecer.
Maybe with Emmy Noether’s mind
Was für ein heftiges Kommentar ist das? Neid oder was?
ugh hard to understand him
He talks slow and quietly i do not know what its called in english, but he "nuschelt". xD
Mumbles
Don't think you will understand anything he has to say?