Timothy W. Gowers
1963-
American mathematician who received his Ph.D. at Cambridge University in 1990.
He teaches at Trinity College at Cambridge. He received the Fields Medal—often referred to as the Nobel Prize for mathematics—in 1998 for his contribution to a branch of mathematics known as functional analysis, making extensive use of combinatorial theory. He has been successful in combining these disparate fields together. His work solved one of the most famous problems in functional analysis, the homogeneous space problem.
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