academic genealogy

I trace my doctoral ancestry back to a line of eminent German mathematicians and applied mathematicians. Each person listed in the table was the doctoral advisor of the preceding person. This information was obtained from the Mathematics Genealogy Project.

#	NAME	YEAR
1	Michael Wendl	1994
2	R. K. Agarwal	1975
3	Milton Van Dyke	1949
4	P. A. Lagerstrom	1942
5	Salomon Bochner	1921
6	Erhard Schmidt	1905
7	David Hilbert	1885
8	F. von Lindemann	1873
9	Felix Klein	1868
10	Julius Plücker	1823
11	Christian Gerling	1812
12	Carl Friedrich Gauss	1799
13	Johann Pfaff	1786
14	Abraham Kästner	1739
15	Christian Hausen	1713
16	J. Wichmannshausen	1685
17	Otto Mencke	1665
18	Jakob Thomasius	1643
19	Friederich Leibniz	1622

My Erdös Number is 3.

#	NAME	LINK
0	Paul Erdös	-
1	Daniel J. Kleitman	Combinatorica 12, 287
2	Eric S. Lander	J. Comp. Biol. 6, 419
3	Michael C. Wendl	Nature 409, 860

Doctoral advisor: Ramesh Agarwal

post-Doctoral Advisor: Robert Waterston