The Award of Six IMS Prizes .
The Six IMS Prizes are awarded to
the best research paper presented, one each in
each of
the following six groups of research areas.
1. IMS Prize : Group - 1.
:
Discrete Mathematics (Combinatorics,
Graph Theory, Posets), Lattice Theory,
Set Theory, Logic, Number Theory and
related areas. .
2. IMS Prize : Group - 2. :
Algebraic Geometry, Geometry, Topology,
Algebraic Topology and related areas.
3. IMS Prize : Group - 3. :
Measure Theory, Probability Theory,
Stochastic Processes, and related areas.
4. IMS Prize : Group - 4. :
Differential / Integral / Functional
equations and inequalities, Special Functions,
Numerical Analysis and related areas.
5. IMS Prize : Group - 5. :
Solid Mechanics, Fluid Mechanics,
Electromagnetic Theory, Magneto-Hydrodynamics,
Astronomy, Astrophysics, Relativity and
related areas.
6. IMS Prize : Group - 6. :
Operations Research, Optimization,
Computational Mathematics, Information
Technology, Biomathematics,
History of Mathematics and related areas.
For the award of these eight prizes,
FOLLOWING CONDITIONS APPLY:
1. The candidate must be a
member of the Society
for being eligible for the award of any of
the above Prizes.
2. The upper age limit of a candidate for
any of the above awards for a particular
year is
40 years as on December 31 of that year.
3. (a) The paper to be presented
for the competition has
to be under single authorship.
(b) The author is required to give a
declaration that
the work is unpublished and has
not been submitted for competition
anywhere else. In case of research
scholars, the supervisor should
verify that the work has been
carried out independently.
(c) Independent work at the
post-doctoral level is preferred.
(d) The work must have been carried
out in India.
(e) Stress will be on both,
quality of research as well
as performance during the
presentation.
Note : One who is already awarded a
prize in a certain area in the
past is not expected to
participate in the
competition for the prize
in the same area .
• All the Heads of the Departments/
Institutions and the Research
Supervisors are earnestly requested
to encourage their research workers
for participation in this competition.
The Proceedure to participate:
Authors intending to present a paper for the
award of any of the above eight prizes must
1.
submit (i) an Application (covering letter),
(ii) a soft .pdf file of the full paper,
(iii) the abstract (not exceeding 250 words)
in its electronic version (.pdf format) and
(iv) the proof of the age
so as to reach the Academic Secretary on
the e-mail address
acadsecrims@gmail.com
not later than June 30 of the
corresponding year.
2.
indicate
the name of the prize
as also
the Area and the group in which
the paper is intended to be presented
at the top of the soft copy of the paper
and the abstract.
3.
append to the soft copy of the paper
a copy of the latest c.v.
including full name, address, research
experience, list of publications, along with
the proof of their age <
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(scanned copy of the High School Leaving
Certificate will do).
4.
Candidate is required to bring
two hard copies of the full paper
at the venue of the conference for
submitting in person to the Academic
Secretary at the time of presentation.
Applications (covering letters), pdf files
of papers with abstracts (not exceeding
250 words) and the proof of the age should
be sent to
The Academic Secretary
The Indian Mathematical Society
on the e-mail address:
acadsecrims@gmail.com
For further information or clarification
in this regard, inquire with:
Professor Satya Deo
General Secretary, IMS,
Harish-Chandra Reasearch Institute
Chhatnag Rd., Jhusi, Allahabad-Allahabad-211019, India.
sdeo@hri.res.in
;
URL:
www.hri.res.in/~sdeo/
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