Michael C. Wendl
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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

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