Alexandre Borissov

Russian mathematician known for representing the Russian Federation at the 1994 International Mathematical Olympiad in Hong Kong, where he earned a bronze medal with 26/42 points (absolute rank 120). IMO records spell his name 'Alexandre Borissov'.

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• DISAMBIGUATION: mathematician Alexander Borisov (algebraic geometry/number theory, Binghamton University; b. c.1968) is NOT this contestant - his own CV lists M.S. Moscow State University 1992 and USSR Mathematical Olympiad awards only for 1985/86/87, with no IMO 1994 entry, so he would have aged out of IMO eligibility years before 1994.
• Represented the Russian Federation on its 1994 IMO team at the 35th IMO, scoring 26 points (bronze, absolute rank 120) on problems 2-5; teammates were three perfect scorers (Mikhail Bondarko, Roman Karasev, Serguei Norine, 42 pts each) plus Anna Dyubina (38) and Natalia Dobrinskaia (34), team 3rd overall with 224 points.Jul 1994
• The 35th IMO was held in Hong Kong in July 1994 with 385 contestants; Borissov's bronze placed him 120th overall and 6th of the six-member Russian squad.Jul 1994
• No employer, education, social profile or contact detail is discoverable for this individual after 1994: targeted English- and Russian-language searches surface only unrelated namesakes (a painter, an actor, physicists, politicians), so the person's later biography is not public under this name.
• The IMO record spells the name 'Alexandre Borissov'; the underlying Cyrillic is Александр Борисов, a very common Russian name, which fragments the post-1994 trail across many unrelated namesakes.