France and Cédric Villani
France is a democracy. It measures 650000 kmsquare and its population is about 6535000 people. France is composed of 22 regions witch are themselves divided in 101 departments.
France’s capital is obviously Paris, its most populated and richest city and the house of some of the most famous monuments in the world as the tour Eiffel and le musée du Louvre.
Cédric Villani was born the 5th October 1973. He is a French mathematician. His works are based on the partial differential equations in the statistical physics ( a science that use probability and statistics to explain and predict motions and interactions in a large group of particles. This science is based on the equation of Boltzmann). With his works he won the Fields medal (the equivalent of Nobel prize in mathematics). However he also works in Fluid dynamics ( aerodynamism, hydrodynamism and thermodynamism). Recently, he wrote a book named Théoréme vivant inside he ells about his life but there are 130 pages of equation that can only be undestoos by mathematicians of his speciality
Cédric Villani was born the 5th October 1973. He is a French mathematician. His works are based on the partial differential equations in the statistical physics ( a science that use probability and statistics to explain and predict motions and interactions in a large group of particles. This science is based on the equation of Boltzmann). With his works he won the Fields medal (the equivalent of Nobel prize in mathematics). However he also works in Fluid dynamics ( aerodynamism, hydrodynamism and thermodynamism). Recently, he wrote a book named Théoréme vivant inside he ells about his life but there are 130 pages of equation that can only be undestoos by mathematicians of his speciality
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