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The students who make up the team that will represent Brazil at the 11th Romanian Master of Mathematics (RMM) arrived in Bucharest, Romania, this Wednesday (20). They will stay there until February 24 (Sunday), when the competition will end.
The Brazilian team is composed of Bernardo Peruzzo Trevizan (Canoas-RS), Samuel Prieto Lima (Goiânia-GO), Guilherme Zeus Dantas e Moura (Maricá-RJ), and Pedro Lucas Lanaro Sponchiado (Santa Cruz do Rio Pardo-SP). They are coached by Gustavo Empinotti and vice-coordinated by Diego Elói. An additional 23 national teams are competing in the Mathematics tournament.

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Organized since 2007, the RMM brings together young talents from the countries with the best performance in the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO). Since 2010, when it began participating in the competition, Brazil has won two silver medals, 17 bronze medals, and 24 honorable mentions.
The country's best result was in 2016, when they won four bronze medals. In 2018, the Brazilian team won two bronze medals and four honorable mentions.

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