Joseph L. Doob Prize

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The '''Joseph L. Doob Prize''', also called the '''Doob Prize''', is one of twenty-two prizes given out by the [[American Mathematical Society]] (AMS).<ref></ref>. It recognizes an outstanding research book that makes a seminal contribution to the research literature, reflects the highest standards of exposition, and promises to have a deep and long-term impact in its area. The prize was created in 2005 in memory of the former AMS president [[Joseph L. Doob]]. It is awarded every three years at the [[Joint Mathematics Meetings]] and carries a cash reward of $5,000.

== Recipients ==
* 2005 [[William Thurston]] for ''Three-dimensional Geometry and Topology'' (Princeton University Press 1997)
* 2008 [[Enrico Bombieri]] and Walter Gubler for ''Heights in Diophantine Geometry'' (Cambridge University Press 2006)
* 2011 [[Peter Kronheimer]] and [[Tomasz Mrowka]] for ''Monopoles and Three Manifolds'' (Cambridge University Press 2007)
* 2014 [[Cédric Villani]] for ''Optimal Transport: Old and New'' (Springer Verlag 2009)
* 2017 [[John Friedlander]] and [[Henryk Iwaniec]] for ''Opera de Cribro'' (AMS, 2010)

==References==


[[Category:Mathematics awards]]
[[Category:American science and technology awards]]
[[Category:International awards]]

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