
This is a translation into French of the author's English text, Math. Intell. 20, 7--15 (1998; Zbl 0947.01011). V. I. Arnold has written to a number of mathematicians with a suggestion that they describe some great problems for the 21st century. In this text Smale responds with a list of 18 problems, giving a brief discussion of each with necessary hints on literature. This list starts with: 1. The Riemann hypothesis, 2. The Poincaré conjecture\dots and ends with: 16. The Jacobian conjecture, 17. Solving polynomial equations, 18. Limits of intelligence.
Mathematics in general, History of mathematics in the 21st century, mathematical problems, Future perspectives in mathematics
Mathematics in general, History of mathematics in the 21st century, mathematical problems, Future perspectives in mathematics
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