[5] Georges Giraud a été plusieurs fois lauréat de notre Académie.
In 1919, he was awarded the "Prix Francœur" for his work on the theory of automorphic functions:[7] the members of the commission who examined his work and nominated him were Camille Jordan, Paul Appell, Marie Georges Humbert, Jacques Hadamard, Édouard Goursat, Joseph Boussinesq, Léon Lecornu and Émile Picard (the relator).
[16] In 1933 he was recipient of the Prix Saintour, for his work on partial differential and integral equations.
[17] Finally, in 1935, apart from winning the Hirn foundation prize for a second time,[12] he was awarded the prize of the Annali della Reale Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, equally divided between him, Guido Ascoli and Pietro Buzano:[18] the members of the jury who awarded ex-aequo the prize were Guido Fubini, Mauro Picone and Giovanni Sansone.
[19] On 14 December 1936, following up a proposal Jacques Hadamard made since 1931,[20] he was elected corresponding member of the French Academy of Sciences.