1979, jean leray (French society), André Weil (Princeton institute for advanced studies)

1980, Henri Cartan (French society), Kolmogorov (Moscow university)

198 1 year, Ocsar Zariski (Harvard University), Ahlfors.

1982, hassler whitney (Princeton Institute for Advanced Studies), Mark Klein (Ukrainian Academy of Sciences)

1983, Chen Shengshen (University of California, Berkeley), Edsch (Hungarian Academy of Sciences)

1984, Hiroyuki Hiroshi (Japanese Academy of Sciences) 1985, hans lewy (University of California, Berkeley)

1986, Samuel Eilenberg (Columbia University), Selberg (Princeton Institute for Advanced Studies)

1987, Kiyoshi Itō (Kyoto University), peter lax (new york University)

1988, Friedrich Hirzebruch (Max Planck Institute and Bonn University), Lars Hormandl (Lund University).

1989, Alberto Calderon (University of Chicago), john milnor (Princeton Institute for Advanced Studies)

1990, Ennio de Giorgi (Pisa Normal University), Ilya Piatetski-Shapiro (Tel Aviv University).

199 1 year, no award.

1992, lennart carleson (Uppsala University and UCLA), john thompson (Cambridge University)

1993, mikhail gromov (French Institute for Advanced Science), jacques tits (French Academy of Sciences)

1994/5, You Ergen Mo Ze (Federal Institute of Technology Zurich)

1995/6, Robert langlands (Princeton institute for advanced studies), andrew wiles (Princeton university).

1996/7, Joseph Keller (Stanford University), Yakov Sinai (Princeton University and Landau Institute of Theoretical Physics)

1998, no prize.

1999, Laszlo Lowaz (Yale University), elias Stein (Princeton University)

In 2000, Raoul Burt (Harvard University) and Jean-Pierre Searle (French Academy).

200 1, Arnold (stech Love School of Mathematics and Paris University), Sahalon Sheila (Hebrew University of Jerusalem).

March 2002, Mixiong Sato (Kyoto University), john tate (University of Texas at Austin)

In 2004, no prizes were awarded.

Gregory margulis (Yale University) and Novikov (University of Maryland and Landau Institute of Theoretical Physics).

July 2006, Steven Smale (University of California, Berkeley), harry Furstenberg (Hebrew University of Jerusalem).

In 2008, Pierre Deligne (Princeton Institute for Advanced Studies), Phillip Griffiths (Princeton Institute for Advanced Studies) and David Mountford (Brown University).

20 10, Qiu Chengtong (Harvard University, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Zhejiang University), Dennis Sullivan (Stony Brook University).