Doron Zeilberger's Awards

Prizes From Organizations

• Mathematical Association of America's Lester R. Ford Award (1990). [ certificate]

• American Mathematical Society's Leroy P. Steele Prize for Seminal Contributions to Research (1998, with H. Wilf).
  [ certificate   Notices annuncement   ;   ]
  [The members of the committee were: Richard A. Askey, Ciprian Foias, H. Blaine Lawson Jr., Andrew J. Majda, Louis Nirenberg, Jonathan M. Rosenberg, and John T. Tate ] .

• Institute of Combinatorics and its Applications's Euler Medal (2004). [ medal    citation    List of Euler Medalists ].

• American Mathematical Society's David P. Robbins Prize (2016, with C. Koutschan and M. Kauers)
  [news announcement   ;   citation;   AMS Notices article,   see also pages 9-12 of prize booklet.
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  [The members of the committee were: Sara Billey, Timothy Y. Chow, Curtis Greene, Victor Reiner, and Daniel A. Spielman (chair)] .

Research Excellence Award from Graduate School

• Excellence Award for a graduate student (1976)[In Hebrew]   

Mentoring Excellence Award from Graduate Students

• The AMS Rutgers Student Chapter Prize for Faculty (2017)

Prizes From Individuals

• $50 from George Andrews and Dick Askey for a proof of Andrews's q-Dyson Conjecture (joint wth D. Bressoud).

• $50 from Dick Askey for a proof of the Madonald-G2 conjecture (joint with L. Habsieger).

• $50 from Dick Askey for a proof of the Madonald-G2-dual conjecture.

• 10 bottles of wine from Xavier Viennot for a bijection between binary trees to ordered trees that sends the Strahler number to the prunning order.

• $100 from Ron Graham for a proof of a conjecture about Schur Triples. (joint with A. Robertson, shared with T. Schoen).

• I am deeply touched and honored to be named (July 27, 2006) Persi Diaconis's favorite (still living!) mathematician.

Named Lectures

• The Weizmann Institute of Science Joe Gillis Memorial Lecture, Jan. 25, 1996. (invitation)

• Texas A&M Frontiers of Mathematics, Feb. 21-23, 2001.

• University of Kentucky Hayden-Howard Lecture, (poster) Oct. 21, 2003.

• University of Florida Department of Mathematics History Lecture, March 9, 2005.

• Math. Assoc. of America Distinguished Lecture Series, Feb. 20, 2007 (MAA Headquarters, Washington, DC..

• The American Mathematical Society Erdös Memorial Lecture, ( brochure [by Alberto Corso], certificate), March 27, 2010.

• The Weizmann Institute of Science Chaim Leib Pekeris Memorial Lecture (poster cached), June 30, 2010.

• Georgia Southern University Mathematics Distinguished Lecture, March 23, 2017.

• 2024 Dr. Werner Krandick Lecture, Drexel University, Nov. 13, 2024. Originally scheduled May 20, 2024, but postponed due to campus demonstartions.

Fame

According to the Who's Bigger website (viewed June 29, 2016) I am the 76415^th most famous person who has ever lived (i.e. there are 76414 persons (dead or alive) more famous, starting with Jesus(#1), and via Moses (#143)). I am also the 95523^rd most significant person.