FGV students win prizes in 15th Ibero-American Inter-University Mathematics Competition
The event brought together around 60 undergraduate students from the Americas and Iberian Peninsula. In all, the FGV delegation won one gold and four silver medals.
Five undergraduate students at Fundação Getulio Vargas’ School of Applied Mathematics who have scholarships from the Center for the Development of Mathematics and Science (FGV CDMC) won prizes in the 15th Ibero-American Inter-University Mathematics Competition.
The event brought together around 60 undergraduate students from the Americas and Iberian Peninsula. In all, the FGV delegation won one gold and four silver medals.
Gold medalist
Pablo Andrade Carvalho Barros
Silver medalists
- Ramyro Corrêa Aquines
- Jairon Henrique Noia Batista
- Cleyton Vinícius Prado dos Santos
- Luis Felipe de Almeida Marques
About the Ibero-American Inter-University Mathematics Competition
The Ibero-American Inter-University Mathematics Competition seeks to encourage the study of mathematics and academic excellence in the Ibero-American university community. It is focused on improving scientific skills among students through motivation and international competitiveness, thus contributing to the academic, social, cultural and economic development of the participating countries.
It is an annual competition aimed at undergraduate students at Ibero-American universities, who compete by solving high-level mathematical problems. In 2023, the competition took place between September 6 and 12 in the city of Rio de Janeiro.
The competition is open to all students taking undergraduate programs that deal with basic concepts of number theory, geometry, combinatorial analysis, differential and integral calculus, and algebra, grouped on a single level.
For more information about the competition, click here.
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