5...Marie Curie, Linus Pauling, John Bardeen, Frederick Sangerand Nelson Mandela
Between 1901 and 2011, the Nobel Prizes and the Prize in Economic Sciences were awarded 549 times.
No, Leonhard Euler did not win a Nobel Prize, as he lived from 1707 to 1783, long before the Nobel Prizes were established in 1895. Euler was a prominent mathematician and physicist, making significant contributions to various fields, including calculus, graph theory, and mechanics. His work laid the foundation for many modern mathematical concepts, but he did not receive any formal awards like the Nobel Prize during his lifetime.
Since the three prizes are the same, the answer is the number of combinations of 3 out of 80. That is 82160 ways.
Just one - 1921 Nobel prize (physics). Curiously, rather than receiving an award for his more famous work on relativity, he won it for his work on the photoelectric effect, which was responsible, in part at least, for the development of quantum theory. It is arguable that, given the work that had been done previously by the likes of, for example, Lorentz, relativity was a theory waiting to happen, whereas the photoelectric effect was much more novel and far-reaching in its effects.
I kind of depends, but 12 would be the answer I would suggest. Because; Then all 12 children can have 3 prizes and 2 balloons. It would be completely equal.
Yeah just one: Marie Curie
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As of 2021, UCLA has won a total of 14 Nobel Prizes.
Between 1901 and 2011, the Nobel Prizes and the Prize in Economic Sciences were awarded 549 times.
5, Physics, Chemistry, Medicine, Peace, and Literature.
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The number of Nobel prizes can vary from year to year. The prizes may be given to as many as three individuals per category except for the Peace prize which is awarded to only one person or organization or may not be given at all.
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She won the Nobel Peace Prize once in 1979.