أولمبياد الرياضيات

🇻🇳 Dinh Tung Nguyen

حل المسائل الخمس الأولى دون فقدان أي درجة، ثم واجه الأخيرة.

ميدالية ذهبية في أولمبياد الرياضيات الدولي 2026 في شنغهاي برصيد 36 نقطة من أصل 42، في المركز الرابع عشر مكرر عالمياً.

خمسة حلول كاملة ونقطة واحدة في المسألة الأخيرة. هذا هو السجل الذي نشره أولمبياد الرياضيات الدولي للمتسابق دينه تونغ نجوين في مسابقة 2026 في شنغهاي: 7، 7، 7، 7، 7، 1، بمجموع 36 من أصل 42، وميدالية ذهبية لفيتنام ومركز رابع عشر مكرر بين 666 متسابقاً. ست نقاط من النقاط السبع المفقودة جاءت من المسألة السادسة وحدها.

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Five sevens and a one

The olympiad runs two papers of three problems, each worth seven points, with four and a half hours for each paper. A perfect score is 42, and the third problem on each day is set to be beyond most of the field. Nguyen took full marks on problems one to five, including the third, and scored a single point on the sixth.

That single point is not nothing. The coordination process awards partial credit against a published scheme, so a one records a fragment of a correct argument rather than an attempt. On a paper where the last problem defeats the large majority of contestants, the row shows a script that had begun to move on the hardest question when the time ran out.

Joint fourteenth of 666

The 2026 olympiad in Shanghai drew 666 contestants. Seven wrote perfect papers: Leyan Deng, Che Liu and Bolun Zhang of China, Hyeonjun Lee of the Republic of Korea, Alex Chui of the United Kingdom, and Liam Reddy and Alexander Wang of the United States. Nguyen's 36 placed him joint fourteenth, inside the top three per cent.

He shared the position with Shinjiro Hamakawa of Japan, who reached the same 36 by the opposite route: full marks on five problems and one point on the third rather than the sixth. Two identical totals, two different papers. The ranking treats them as equal because the olympiad ranks on the sum, not on which question was answered.

Where the result comes from

The only source used for this page is the official results table published by the organisers of the competition. It lists the name, the country, the six problem scores, the total, the rank and the medal. Those figures pass through coordination, in which team leaders and jury agree each mark before it is entered, which makes the table a primary document rather than a report of one.

It is also a narrow document. The research record compiled for this page gives Nguyen's name in a second form, Nguyen Dinh Tung, as it would appear in Vietnamese order, and nothing further. No profile, interview or national report is among the sources gathered.

What is documented — and what is not

Firm: the total of 36, the breakdown of 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 1, the joint fourteenth place, the gold medal, Vietnam as the country, and Shanghai in 2026 as the competition.

Open: no birth year, no age, no school, no city and no photograph appear in these sources. Nothing states whether Nguyen competed at earlier olympiads, whether he was part of a Vietnamese team that medalled elsewhere, or what he has done since the competition closed. Those gaps are recorded as gaps.

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Why the last problem decides the order

Olympiad tables are shaped by the two hardest questions. Dozens of contestants arrive at the final ranking with a run of sevens and a low number in one column, which is why totals cluster at 35 and 36 and why so many places are shared. The medal boundaries are then drawn by proportion: gold to roughly the top twelfth of the field.

A result stated as a rank and a breakdown survives that compression. Nguyen's gold medal in 2026 is one of a large group; his 36 points, joint fourteenth of 666, and the particular row that produced them, are specific to him and come straight from the organisers.

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Dinh Tung Nguyen — every milestone on this page, in order.
2026
يتنافس لفيتنام في الأولمبياد الدولييتنافس لفيتنام في أولمبياد الرياضيات الدولي في شنغهاي
2026
يسجل درجات كاملة في المسائل من الأولى إلى الخامسةيسجل درجات كاملة في المسائل من الأولى إلى الخامسة ونقطة واحدة في المسألة السادسة، ليحقق 36 نقطة
2026
ينهي في المركز الرابع عشر مكرر من 666ينهي في المركز الرابع عشر مكرر من أصل 666 بميدالية ذهبية، متعادلاً مع شينجيرو هاماكاوا من اليابان
Since 2026
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الشخصالدولةالإنجازالعمر / البيان
Dinh Tung Nguyenفيتنامحل المسائل الخمس الأولى دون فقدان أي درجة، ثم واجه الأخيرة—
Junghun Juكوريا الجنوبيةدرجة كاملة في أولمبياد الرياضيات الدولي—
Amber Liأسترالياثلاث ميداليات ذهبية متتالية في أولمبياد الرياضيات الأوروبي للفتيات—
Aida Mitroiرومانياثلاث ميداليات ذهبية متتالية في أولمبياد الرياضيات الأوروبي للفتيات—
Alisa Volkovaروسياحلت خمس من المسائل الست مباشرة وأنهت في المركز الثاني عشر عالمياً—

What is documented — and what is not

✓ Documented

  • 36 points of 42 at IMO 2026 in Shanghai, joint fourteenth, gold medal (official IMO results)
  • Per-problem scores of 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 1
  • Competed for Vietnam in a field of 666 contestants

? Unverified, disputed or wrong

  • No age, birth year, school or city appears in these sources
  • No interview or national coverage is included among the sources used
  • No record of earlier or later olympiad appearances

Questions people ask about Dinh Tung Nguyen

What did Dinh Tung Nguyen achieve?

A gold medal for Vietnam at the 2026 International Mathematical Olympiad in Shanghai, with 36 points out of 42 and joint fourteenth place among 666 contestants.

What was his score on each problem?

Seven out of seven on problems one to five, and one out of seven on problem six.

How old is Dinh Tung Nguyen?

No source in this record gives his age or birth year. The official results table publishes names, countries, scores, ranks and medals only.

Is Nguyen Dinh Tung the same person?

Yes. The research record lists Nguyen Dinh Tung, the Vietnamese order of the name, as an alternative form.

Who else finished on 36 points?

Shinjiro Hamakawa of Japan shared joint fourteenth place with the same total, reached with full marks on five problems and one point on problem three.

Who won the 2026 olympiad?

Seven contestants scored a perfect 42: Leyan Deng, Che Liu and Bolun Zhang of China, Hyeonjun Lee of the Republic of Korea, Alex Chui of the United Kingdom, and Liam Reddy and Alexander Wang of the United States.

Is Dinh Tung Nguyen on Wikipedia?

No Wikipedia article was found for him. The source used here is the official IMO results table.

Where is Dinh Tung Nguyen now?

No source in this record says. The documented trail is a single row in the 2026 results.

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Sources

  1. IMO 2026 individual results — International Mathematical Olympiad, 2026

Checked by the Geniuses.club editorial team. Ages are given as of September 2026.

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