Jean-Pierre Serre
September 15, 1926
Jean-Pierre Serre was a pioneering mathematician whose work profoundly shaped algebraic topology, algebraic geometry, and number theory. He excelled at introducing sophisticated techniques like sheaf theory and homological algebra into new mathematical domains. His early research in topology and several complex variables laid crucial groundwork for future discoveries. Later, Serre shifted his focus to number theory and Galois representations, where his insights continue to influence the field.