In the USA, Nobel Laureate died in mathematics from Russia
In the United States, a Russian mathematician, professor of the Institute of Prospects in Princeton Vladimir Voevodsky, died, according to the institute’s website . The message notes: "Voivodsky was a truly outstanding mathematician and made a great contribution to the development of this science." In 2002, for research in the field of algebraic geometry and algebraic K-theoria, Voevodsky received the Fields medal, which is considered an analogue of the Nobel Prize for mathematicians.