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Mathematics / Jean-François Le Gall / Edward Witten / Ingrid Daubechies / Nathan Seiberg / Brownian motion / Marc Yor / Michel Loève / Jeong Han Kim / Science / MacArthur Fellows / Academia
Date: 2006-09-01 19:24:59
Mathematics
Jean-François Le Gall
Edward Witten
Ingrid Daubechies
Nathan Seiberg
Brownian motion
Marc Yor
Michel Loève
Jeong Han Kim
Science
MacArthur Fellows
Academia

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