THE 2022 MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD CHAMPIONS

        

    Allow us to present to you, the new Kings of Mathematics, Dabo James Nasara & Eric Nwaghereno (Junior Category) & Isaac Olanipekun, Ayomide Balogun (Senior category) as they were crowned at the season finale of 2022 Secondary School Mathematics Olympiad.

      The exhilarating final battle saw 13-year old Dabo James Nasara registered from Kaduna State chapter, emerge the Mathematical Olympiad champion in the junior Category by garnering 145 points at the end of the two round online encounter.

      While 16-year old  Isaac Olanipekun  registered from Ondo state chapter was the winner in the senior category. Nicking the crown at the expense of Oluwafemi Bolanle who emerged first runner up respectively.

       The championships in both categories were honoured with a gold medal & miscellaneous packages. However, the concluded Mathematical Olympiad is an entrance ticket & eligibility for the upcoming 2023 SME MATHS OLYMPIAD.

       BIOGRAPHY OF 2022 MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD GOLD MEDALIST.

        

       

                DABO JAMES NASARA     

            (2022 Olympiad Champion)

   

       

        The 13-year old Nasara, registered from Kaduna State chapter, a student of Ideal international college, Kaduna. She's a young student of JSS3, born & resides in the metropolis of Kaduna. The young prodigy who finished the online Mathematical Olympiad competition by garnering 145 points, solved 34 questions correctly in 172 seconds...This record added a feather to her cap as she beats 96 selected participants of the online Tv-show in the Junior Category. A Gold medal was awarded to her,as well as a certificate of distinguished excellence,as well as other miscellaneous packages to encourage & honour her feat of study & consistent dedication to mathematics.

       ISAAC OLANIPEKUN

       The 16 year old is a young teenage Mathematical prodigy, a gold medalist from the senior category, registered from the Ondo state chapter, emerged the winner of the Mathematical Olympiad in the contest of 102 participants in the online Tv-show, garnering a total of 136 points in a time duration of 174 seconds, after attempting to solve 28 questions correctly. He was awarded a Gold medal & a certificate of distinguished Excellence as well as other miscellaneous packages to encourage His dedication towards studies.

       More feathers to your cap!

          INTERNATIONAL    MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD GOLD MEDALISTS —TEACHERS CATEGORY

      In the Hallmark of Fame, Teachers were not left out,as they also participated in the tussle of knowledge. We seize this medium to announce to you the 2022 IMO GOLD MEDALISTS (Teachers Category).

       Mr. Philip Onyeaka, bagged a Gold medal, sitting on the landmark of Excellence,garning 108 points in both rounds, Skewed by Ayodele Makinwa a close score of 103 points.  The organizers ensured that the Teachers Category award was based on three (3) Discipline of Mathematics;

(i) Calculus (Limits, Differentiation & Integration):  This scope aims at testing the manipulation of Teachers knowledge on Algebra and Indices.  10 random questions were selected on toggles switch for the 47 participants in the teachers Category.

(ii) Abstract Algebra : This Discipline aims at testing the survival of logical reasoning along the unprecedented time factor. 10 random questions were toggles switch for participants.

(iii) Numerical Analysis : This scope deals with their speed test on computational rules on some set of rational numbers usually by Chebyshevs method and Newton Raphson's method.

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>>History of IMO

      

        Check out IMO past winners & other miscellaneous events;

    

                TEAM USA - 2021

           (IMO GOLD MEDALISTS)

   

             2021 INDIVIDUAL IMO 

                     RESULTS

    

         ARYAN PRAKASH - INDIA

      (2020 IMO GOLD MEDALIST)

   

           ANESH KUMAR - INDIA

          (GOLD MEDALIST - 2019)

   

      JACOB UWAKMFON - NIGERIA

          (IMO GOLD MEDALIST)

>>Checkout some past winners of Olympaid memory challenge;

   

     

       Kim thyüng(front-left), Deniäl       Dungre(middle coordinator), Emma     Alam(front-right),Kahn     Dõckrim(Back-left) & Krish     Taiman(Back-right).

     Emma Alam - 2021 Olympiad memory challenge, Winner & Gold Medalist. The Olympaid memory gold medalist Emma Alam acheived the following feat in the hall of fame;

(i) Memorised 200 names - 15 mins

(ii) Memorise 70 binary digits 

      numbers in twenty minutes.

(iii) Memorise 52 cards in 20 mins.

        

                      Terence Tao

       Terence Tao is the youngest Olympiad Gold, Silver & Bronze medalists since inception.

>>Check out IMO exceptional Gold Medalists in IMO history;

    

          

Name	Team(s)	Year	Awards	Age (on final day of IMO)
Terence Tao	Australia	1986	Bronze	10 years, 363 days
Raúl Chávez Sarmiento	Peru	2009	Bronze	11 years, 271 days
Terence Tao	Australia	1987	Silver	11 years, 364 days
Tsz Fung Chui	Hong Kong	2020	Silver	12 years, 156 days
Akshay Venkatesh	Australia	1994	Bronze	12 years, 241 days
Yeoh Zi Song	Malaysia	2014	Bronze	12 years, 245 days
Raúl Chávez Sarmiento	Peru	2010	Silver	12 years, 263 days
Terence Tao	Australia	1988	Gold	13 years, 4 days
Warren Bei	Canada	2021	Silver	13 years, 78 days
Tsz Fung Chui	Hong Kong	2021	Gold	13 years, 90 days
Damjan Davkov	North Macedonia	2021	Silver	13 years, 199 days
Jeremy Kahn	United States	1983	Silver	13 years, 259 days
Raúl Chávez Sarmiento	Peru	2011	Gold	13 years, 273 days
Pawel Kröger	East Germany	1972	Perfect Score	13 years, 354 days
Pasin Manurangsi	Thailand	2007	Silver	13 years, 359 days
Warren Bei	Canada	2022	Gold	14 years, 66 days
Ömer Cerrahoğlu	Romania	2009	Gold	14 years, 80 days
Pipitchaya Sridam	Thailand	2021	Gold	14 years, 136 days
Damjan Davkov	North Macedonia	2022	Silver	14 years, 187 days
Harvey Yau	United Kingdom	2014	Silver	14 years, 190 days
Jeremy Kahn	United States	1984	Silver	14 years, 258 days
Lisa Sauermann	Germany	2007	Silver	14 years, 309 days
Noam Elkies	United States	1981	Perfect Score	14 years, 329 days
Pasin Manurangsi	Thailand	2008	Gold	14 years, 351 days
Aleksandr Khazanov	United States	1994	Perfect Score	15 years, 77 days
Sergei Konyagin	Soviet Union	1972	Perfect Score	15 years, 83 days
Ethan Yong-Ern Tan	Australia	2018	Gold	15 years, 125 days
Simon P. Norton	United Kingdom	1967	Gold	15 years, 135 days
Vladimir Drinfeld	Soviet Union	1969	Perfect Score	15 years, 156 days
Yuliy Sannikov	Ukraine	1994	Perfect Score	15 years, 259 days
David Yang	USA	2011	Gold	14 years, 351 days

       

        Zhuo Qun Song, the most highly decorated IMO contestant with 5 golds and 1 bronze medal.

   

         Ciprian Manolescu, the only person to achieve three perfect scores at the IMO (1995–1997).

       The International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) is a mathematical olympiad for pre-university students, and is the oldest of the International Science Olympiads.[1] The first IMO was held in Romania in 1959. It has since been held annually, except in 1980. More than 100 countries, representing over 90% of the world's population, send teams of up to six students,[2] plus one team leader, one deputy leader, and observers.[3]

     

       BRIEF HISTORY OF INT'L       MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD(IMO)

       

The logo of the International Mathematical Olympiad

The content ranges from extremely difficult algebra and pre-calculus problems to problems on branches of mathematics not conventionally covered in secondary or high school and often not at university level either, such as projective and complex geometry, functional equations, combinatorics, and well-grounded number theory, of which extensive knowledge of theorems is required. Calculus, though allowed in solutions, is never required, as there is a principle that anyone with a basic understanding of mathematics should understand the problems, even if the solutions require a great deal more knowledge. Supporters of this principle claim that this allows more universality and creates an incentive to find elegant, deceptively simple-looking problems which nevertheless require a certain level of ingenuity, often times a great deal of ingenuity to net all points for a given IMO problem.

The selection process differs by country, but it often consists of a series of tests which admit fewer students at each progressing test. Awards are given to approximately the top-scoring 50% of the individual contestants. Teams are not officially recognized—all scores are given only to individual contestants, but team scoring is unofficially compared more than individual scores.[4] Contestants must be under the age of 20 and must not be registered at any tertiary institution. Subject to these conditions, an individual may participate any number of times in the IMO.[5]

The International Mathematical Olympiad is one of the most prestigious mathematical competitions in the world. In January 2011, Google sponsored €1 million to the International Mathematical Olympiad organization.[6]

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