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0:13 You are now a celebrity. How do you cope with all the publicity?
0:54 You've been asked to be a model for GAP, what was your response?
1:21 The feeling of facing Fermat's last theorem for the first time
2:12 What made you interested in mathematics?
2:57 How can we stimulate children to become interested in mathematics?
3:50 What are the qualities required to solve major mathematical problems?
4:52 And what about the creative mind?
5:37 "Entering a dark mansion"
7:14 Did you ever doubt that you would succeed?
7:34 Your worst moments
8:12 Once it became public, after you found the mistake, how did you cope with the stress?
8:34 Other moments?
9:03 What kept you going?
10:16 When were you most creative?
11:05 In 1993 you announced that you would give 3 lectures. Why did you choose to break the news about Fermat's last theorem in this fashion?
12:35 Was these lectures your happiest moments?
13:14 Describe the moment when you really knew that you have solved it.
14:04 Have you felt emtyness after you solved it?
14:45 What sacrefises did you have to make?
15:51 What about your family?
17:11 What have you learned about yourself?
18:05 What can we learn from you?
19:22 What is your dream today?
20:20 How do you want to be remembered?
21:41 End of the interview
Abel Prize Laureate 2016 Sir Andrew J. Wiles is interviewed by Nadia Hasnaoui during the reception at Det Norske Teater, Oslo, 24 May 2016.
Produced by Yvonne Pettrém and Arve Nordland / UniMedia
0:13 You are now a celebrity. How do you cope with all the publicity?
0:54 You've been asked to be a model for GAP, what was your response?
1:21 The feeling of facing Fermat's last theorem for the first time
2:12 What made you interested in mathematics?
2:57 How can we stimulate children to become interested in mathematics?
3:50 What are the qualities required to solve major mathematical problems?
4:52 And what about the creative mind?
5:37 "Entering a dark mansion"
7:14 Did you ever doubt that you would succeed?
7:34 Your worst moments
8:12 Once it became public, after you found the mistake, how did you cope with the stress?
8:34 Other moments?
9:03 What kept you going?
10:16 When were you most creative?
11:05 In 1993 you announced that you would give 3 lectures. Why did you choose to break the news about Fermat's last theorem in this fashion?
12:35 Was these lectures your happiest moments?
13:14 Describe the moment when you really knew that you have solved it.
14:04 Have you felt emtyness after you solved it?
14:45 What sacrefises did you have to make?
15:51 What about your family?
17:11 What have you learned about yourself?
18:05 What can we learn from you?
19:22 What is your dream today?
20:20 How do you want to be remembered?
21:41 End of the interview
Abel Prize Laureate 2016 Sir Andrew J. Wiles is interviewed by Nadia Hasnaoui during the reception at Det Norske Teater, Oslo, 24 May 2016.
Produced by Yvonne Pettrém and Arve Nordland / UniMedia





![Abel Award Ceremony 2013 - Pierre Deligne
25:35 Acceptance speech by Abel Laureate Pierre Deligne [English]
NB! The programme of the Abel Ceremonies was mostly in Norwegian up to 2017. Please see the full program with translated speeches here: https://we.tl/t-DKzd7P5N22
The Abel Prize Award Ceremony, May 21, 2013.
Place: The University Aula, Oslo, Norway
Programme:
00:00 Procession accompanied by the “Abel Fanfare” (Klaus Sandvik). Performed by musicians from The Staff Band of the Norwegian Armed Forces
0:18 His Majesty King Harald V enters the University Aula
1:43 Sicilienne (Gabriel Fauré) | Aage Kvalbein, cello; Håvard Gimse, piano
5:15 Opening speech by Professor Kirsti Strøm Bull, President of The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters
11:50 Cafetin de Buenos Aires (Mariano Mores), Så skimrande var aldri havet (Evert Taube) and Brazil (Ary Barroso). Cello Quartet: Aage Kvalbein, Jan Øyvind Grung Sture, Oda Dyrnes and Benedicte Årsland
16:46 The Abel Committee’s Citation by Professor Ragni Piene, Chair of the Abel Committee
24:42 His Majesty King Harald V presents the Abel Prize to Pierre Deligne
25:35 Acceptance speech by Abel Laureate Pierre Deligne
33:27 Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5 Aria (Cantilena) (Heitor Villa-Lobos) Eir Inderhaug, soprano; 8 celli: Aage Kvalbein, Jan Øyvind Grung Sture, Oda Dyrnes, Benedicte Årsland, Erlend Vestby, Tone Østby, Elisabeth Teigen and Kjersti Støylen
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