László Lovász: Electrical capacity and a cut capacity – A tale of two communities
László Lovász, Abel Prize laureate 2021. Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), Hungary
Electrical capacity and a cut capacity – A tale of two communities
In 2021 The Abel Prize was awarded to not only one but two exceptional scientists when Hungarian László Lovász shared the prize with the US-based Israeli Avi Wigderson. The two were awarded the prize for work that bridged math and computer science.
In Bonn, Lovász held his lecture on Electrical capacity and a cut capacity – A tale of two communities.
Video by Ole Lentfer for The Abel Prize by Lentfer Filmproduktion
Photos by Barbara Frommann / HCM Bonn / Bonn Universität
Thumbnail by Unni Irmelin Kvam / DNVA
Editing by Rebecca Waksvik / DNVA
Film production company: Lentfer Filmproduktion