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This is a list of famous Jewish American mathematicians.  For other famous Jewish Americans, see List of Jewish Americans.

Milton Abramowitz (1915-1958), mathematician *
Abraham Adrian Albert (1905-1972), abstract algebra *
Kenneth Appel, four-color problem 
Robert Aumann, mathematician in game theory; Nobel Prize in Economics (2005)
Richard Bellman, dynamic programming *
Lipman Bers, non-linear elliptic equations 
Salomon Bochner, harmonic analysis *
Raoul Bott, geometry (Jewish mother) *
Richard Brauer, modular representation theory *
Eugenio Calabi, differential geometry *
Paul Cohen, set theorist, Fields Medal (1966) *
Richard Courant, mathematician *
George Dantzig, simplex algorithm *
Martin Davis, mathematician *
Max Dehn, mathematician
Persi Diaconis, statistician (Jewish mother) *
Jesse Douglas, mathematician, Fields Medal (1936) 
Leon Ehrenpreis, mathematician, Malgrange–Ehrenpreis theorem
Samuel Eilenberg, category theorist *
Noam Elkies, mathematician * 
Charles Fefferman, mathematician, Fields Medal (1978) *
Mitchell Feigenbaum, chaos theorist 
William Feller, probability theory 
Michael Freedman, mathematician, Fields Medal (1986) (Jewish father) *
Murray Gerstenhaber, theoretical physics (Gerstenhaber algebra)
Dorian Goldfeld, number theorist, Cole Prize *
Michael Golomb, theory of approximation 
Solomon Golomb, polyominoes 
Dovid Gottlieb, mathematition
Branko Grünbaum (1929-2018), discrete geometry *
Paul Halmos, mathematician *
E. Morton Jellinek, biostatistician 
Mark Kac, mathematician *
Irving Kaplansky, mathematician *
Edward Kasner, mathematician 
Nick Katz, algebraic geometry *
Joseph B. Keller, applied mathematician, National Medal of Science, Wolf Prize, Royal Society (Foreign Member)
Martin Kruskal, mathematician *
Cornelius Lanczos, mathematician and mathematical physicist 
Peter Lax, mathematician, Abel Prize (2005) *
Solomon Lefschetz, algebraic topology *
Emma Lehmer, mathematician 
Norman Levinson, mathematician *
George Lusztig, representation theory *
Barry Mazur, mathematician *
Ernest A. Michael, general topology *
Louis Mordell, number theorist *
Boris Mordukhovich, variational analysis *
John von Neumann, mathematician 
Emanuel Parzen, mathematician
George Pólya, mathematician *
Emil Post, logician *
Herbert Robbins, statistician *
Abraham Robinson, nonstandard analysis *
Arthur Rubin, mathematician
Shlomo Sawilowsky, statistician
Gary Seitz, mathematician *
Isadore Singer, mathematician, Abel Prize (2004) *
Richard P. Stanley, mathematician *
Elias Stein, mathematician *
Shlomo Sternberg, mathematician
Alfred Tarski, logician, mathematician, philosopher
Stanislaw Ulam, mathematician *
André Weil, mathematician *
Norbert Wiener, mathematician, Bôcher Memorial Prize, National Medal of Science *
Edward Witten, M-theory, Fields Medal (1990) *
Oscar Zariski, algebraic geometry *