1.6M views · 1.1K reactions | Andrew Wiles, a Royal Society Professor at the University of Oxford, is celebrated for solving Fermat's Last Theorem, a mathematical conundrum that baffled scholars for centuries. His ground-breaking work has revolutionized modern number theory. He shares with us his inspiring journey, which turned his childhood fascination into one of the most monumental achievements in mathematical history. | Tian Wei at work | Facebook

21K views · 1K reactions | In the days before Amazon, often the best place to track down books was the local library. Indeed, you wonder many people have been inspired by library browsing over the years. Andrew Wiles, for example. The latest episode of 'When did you know it was Maths?' | Oxford Mathematics | Facebook

7.3K views · 144 reactions | To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Andrew Wiles Building, home to Oxford Mathematics, we asked everyone who works here to nominate people for a portrait exhibition. Here’s the full gallery. You can find out who they all are - from students to researchers to support staff to professors - via our website homepage or via this link: https://www.maths.ox.ac.uk/node/65413 | Oxford Mathematics | Facebook

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