The Krieger–Nelson Prize is an award given for outstanding research in the field of mathematics. It is named after mathematicians Marshall Krieger and Nelson S. J. K. The prize recognizes significant contributions to mathematical research and is typically awarded to researchers who have made impactful advancements within the discipline. The specific criteria and the awarding organization may vary, as there are various prizes and honors within the mathematical community.
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