Poncelet Prize

19th century

• Alfred Clebsch
• Julius von Mayer
• Camille Jordan
• Joseph Boussinesq
• Amédée Mannheim, "for the general excellence of his geometrical disquisitions."
• William Thomson, "for his magnificent works on the mathematical theory of electricity and magnetism."
• Jacques Bresse, "for his work in applied mechanics."
• Gaston Darboux, "for the ensemble of his mathematical work."
• Xavier Kretz
• Edmond Laguerre, "for his mathematical works."
• Maurice Lévy
• Théodore Moutard
• Henry Léauté
• Charles Auguste Briot
• Rudolf Clausius
• Georges Henri Halphen
• Jules Hoüel
• Henri Poincaré
• Charles Émile Picard
• Paul Émile Appell
• Édouard Collignon
• Édouard Goursat
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• Marie Georges Humbert
• Benjamin Baker and John Fowler
• Gabriel Koenigs
• Hermann Laurent, "for the whole of his mathematical works."
• Gustave Robin
• Paul Painlevé, "for all of his mathematical work."
• Roger Liouville
• Jacques Hadamard
• Eugène Cosserat, "for the whole of his contributions to geometry and mechanics."
• Léon Lecornu

  20th century

• Émile Borel
• Maurice d'Ocagne
• David Hilbert
• Désiré André
• Charles Lallemand
• Claude Guichard
• Charles Renard
• Erik Ivar Fredholm, "for his researches on integral equations."
• Comte de Sparre, "for his studies relating to gunnery and his works on mechanics."
• Charles Riquier
• Auguste Rateau
• Edmond Maillet
• Maurice Leblanc, "for the totality of his researches in mechanics."
• Henri Lebesgue
• Charles Rabut
• Charles de la Vallée-Poussin
• Jules Andrade, "for his work in applied mechanics, especially that dealing with chronometry."
• Joseph Larmor
• Prosper Charbonnier, "for his work on ballistics"
• Élie Cartan, "for the whole of his work."
• Jacques Charles Émile Jouguet
• Jules Drach, "for the whole of his work in mathematics."
• Auguste Boulanger, "for the whole of his scientific work."
• Ernest Vessiot, "for the whole of his work in mathematics."
• Denis Eydoux, "for the whole of his work in hydraulics."
• Paul Montel, "for his mathematical work as a whole."
• Henri Villat
• Alfred-Marie Liénard
• Arnaud Denjoy, "for the whole of his mathematical works."
• Raoul Bricard, "for his work in geometry."
• René Maurice Fréchet, "for the whole of his mathematical works."
• Paul Lévy, "for the whole of his mathematical works."
• Joseph Bethenod, " for his work on mechanics and electricity."
• Szolem Mandelbrojt
• Henri Bénard
• René Garnier
• Alphonse Demoulin
• Georges Valiron
• Joseph Kampé de Fériet
• Georges Darmois
• Jean Céa
• Henri Skoda
• Philippe G. Ciarlet
• Pierre Ladeveze
• Jean-Yves Girard
• Marie Farge "for her work on the application of the wavelet transform to the study of turbulence"
• Yves Le Jan