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Antonio Duvravcic
Bolivian International Mathematical Olympiad competitor (IMO 1997)
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Antonio Duvravcic is a Bolivian mathematician known for representing his country at the 38th International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO 1997). Competing in a three-member Bolivian team, he was the country's top scorer, earning an Honourable Mention with 9 points (rank 299). Beyond his IMO participation record, little public information about him is available; the surname Duvravcic/Dubravcic is a Bolivian family name, though the prominent Sucre physician of the same name is a distinct, older individual.
- Represented Bolivia at the 38th International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO 1997) as one of three Bolivian competitors; scored 9 points (P2=7, P1=1, P4=1) and received an Honourable Mention at rank 299.Jul 1997
- Bolivia's 1997 IMO team had only 3 contestants (Antonio Duvravcic, Karla Ponce, Javier Alejandro Belmonte) and Duvravcic was its strongest scorer, placing him among Bolivia's top young mathematicians of the late 1990s.Jul 1997
AchievementsHonourable Mention, IMO 1997, 9 points, rank 299 · Represented Bolivia at the 1997 International Mathematical Olympiad
AwardsHonourable Mention, IMO 1997
Competition record
Bolivia · IMO