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Is there a Nobel Prize in Mathematics?
Nowadays, many people think that the reason why the Nobel Prize doesn't have the prize of mathematics is because the woman Nobel likes married a mathematician, which makes Nobel hate mathematics very much. But whether the truth of history is so possible, only Nobel knows.

Nobel prizes include physical chemistry, physiology, medicine and many others. People who have contributed to outstanding literary works and the cause of world peace have presented prizes, except mathematics. Many people are wondering why Nobel didn't set up a math prize. Now it is widely circulated that Nobel's feelings are frustrated, resulting in no mathematics. Nobel remained single and never married until his death, but he still had several relationships. In his most concerned relationship, he almost talked about marriage with his girlfriend, but in the end, Nobel's girlfriend had an affair with a mathematician and finally eloped, which hurt Nobel very much. He hated mathematicians and didn't want to give them his money.

Of course, this statement has not been recognized by many people, because Nobel can donate money selflessly. In fact, his ideological consciousness is very high. How can he be upset about such a trifle? So there is a second saying, which is very popular in Sweden because there was a very prestigious mathematician in Sweden at that time. When Nobel made his will, he thought that if a math prize was set up, it would go to this mathematician, but Nobel didn't like this mathematician very much.

Of course, these are just some folk jokes. I think the main reason is that Nobel's original experiments had little to do with his own research and mathematics, which led to Nobel's ignorance of mathematics, and there was actually a famous prize in the field of mathematics at that time, that is, the Scandinavian Prize. If the Nobel Prize in Mathematics is established again, there will be duplication.