A mathematical genealogy is like an ordinary genealogy except that instead of the relation father–son it describes the relation teacher–student. This genealogy was created with a help of the Mathematics Genealogy Project.
| Přemysl Jedlička |
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| Patrick Dehornoy |
Aleš Drápal |
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| Keneth McAloon |
Tomáš Kepka |
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| Robert Solovay |
Vladimír Kořínek |
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| Saunders McLane |
Emmy Noether |
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| Paul Bernays |
Hermann Weyl |
Paul Gordon |
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| Edmund Landau |
David Hilbert |
Karl Jacobi |
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| Georg Frobenius |
Carl
Lindemann |
Enno
Dirksen |
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| Karl Weierstraß |
Ernst Kummer |
Christian Klein |
Friedrich
Thibaut |
Johann Meyer d.
J. |
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| Heinrich
Scherk |
Julius Plücker |
Rudolf Lipschitz |
Abraham
Kaestner |
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| Friedrich
Bessel |
Gustav Dirichlet |
Christian
Hausen |
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| Carl Gauß |
Simeon Poisson |
Jean-Baptiste
Fourrier |
Johann Wichmannhausen |
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| Johann
Pfaff |
Joseph Lagrange |
Otto
Mencken |
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