Edit: I found it for $36 elsewhere. :D
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I think a very recent Nobel prize in mathematics Turing award was awarded to someone who proved its impossible to differentiate between (edit: well-programmed) PRNG and TRNG. Mathematically at least.
There is no Nobel Prize in Mathematics. Might be an Abel or Fields medal recipient, though.
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It was actually a turing award for the proof that BPP = P (and probably other stuff around the question of randomness).
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Just checked https://amturing.acm.org/. It seems that BPP = P in general is still an unsolved problem in computer science