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Page 1/3 /Users/Davidgries/Work/Github /Users/davidgries/Work/Github/web2110/2017fa/assignments/a1/sampsonGenealogy.txt Page 1/3 Saved: 8/9/17, 1:11:41 AM Printed for: David Gries 1 PhD genealogy of Adrian Sampson, from http://www.genealogy.ams.org. 2 A person's advisor appears indented one space. Some people had 3 more than one advisor. 4 5 Adrian Sampson 2015 6 0 0. Adrian Sampson 2015 7 1 1. Luis Ceze 8 2 2. Josep Torrellas 1992 9 3 3. John Leroy Hennessy 1977 10 4 4. Richard Bruce Kieburtz 1961 11 5 5. Akira Ishimaru 1958 12 6 6. Gedaliahu Held 1954 13 7 7. Samuel Silver 1940 14 8 8. John Clarke Slater 1923 15 9 9. Percy Williams Bridgman 1908 16 10 10. Wallace Clement Sabine 1888 17 11 11. John Trowbridge 1873 18 12 12. Joseph Lovering 1833 19 13 13. Benjamin Peirce 1829 20 14 14. Nathaniel Bowditch 21 15 1. Daniel Grossman 2003 22 16 2. Gregory Morrisett 1995 23 17 3. Robert William Harper, Jr. 1985 24 18 4. Robert Lee Constable 1968 25 19 5. Stephen Cole Kleene 1934 26 20 6. Alonzo Church 1927 27 21 7. Oswald Veblen 1903 28 22 8. E. H. (Eliakim Hastings) Moore 1885 29 23 9. H. A. (Hubert Anson) Newton 1850 30 24 10. Michel Chasles 1814 31 25 11. Simeon Denis Poisson 1800 32 26 12. Joseph Louis Lagrange 1754 33 27 13. Leonhard Euler 1726 34 28 14. Johann Bernoulli 1690, 1694 35 29 15. Jacob Bernoulli 1676, 1684 36 30 16. Peter Werenfels 1649 37 31 17. Theodor Zwinger, Jr. 1630 38 32 18. Sebastian Beck 1610 39 33 19. Johann Jacob Grynaeus 1559, 1564 40 34 20. Simon Sulzer 1531, 1532 41 35 21. Wolfgang Fabricius Capito 1506, 1515 42 36 22. Ulrich Zasius 1501 43 37 22. Desiderius Erasmus 1497, 1506, 1506 44 38 23. Jan Standonck 1474, 1490 45 39 23. Alexander Hegius 1474 46 40 24. Rudolf Agricola 1478 47 41 25. Theodoros Gazes 1433 48 42 26. Vittorino da Feltre 1416 49 43 27. Guarino da Verona 1408 50 44 28. Manuel Chrysoloras 51 45 29. Demetrios Kydones 52 46 30. Nilos Kabasilas 1363 53 47 31. Gregory Palamas 54 48 32. Theodore Metochites 1315 55 49 33. Manuel Bryennios 56 50 34. Gregory Chioniadis 57 51 35. Shams ad-Din Al-Bukhari 58 52 36. Nasir al-Din al-Tusi 59 53 24. Thomas von Kempen à Kempis /Users/davidgries/Work/Github/web2110/2017fa/assignments/a1/sampsonGenealogy.txt Page 2/3 Saved: 8/9/17, 1:11:41 AM Printed for: David Gries 60 54 25. Geert Gerardus Magnus Groote 61 55 25. Florens Florentius Radwyn Radewyns 62 56 21. Simon Grynaeus 1511, 1523 63 57 22. Johann (Johannes Kapnion) Reuchlin 1477, 1481 64 58 23. Johannes Argyropoulos 1444 65 59 24. Basilios Bessarion 1436 66 60 25. Georgios Plethon Gemistos 1380, 1393 67 61 26. Demetrios Kydones ON LINE 45 68 62 26. Elissaeus Judaeus 69 63 23. Jacob ben Jehiel Loans 70 64 22. Philipp Melanchthon 1511, 1514 71 65 23. Johannes Stöffler 1476 72 66 23. Johann (Johannes Kapnion) Reuchlin 1477, 1481 ON LINE 57 73 67 20. Jacob Andreae 1553 74 68 21. Jakob Beuerlin 1551 75 69 22. Balthasar Kaeuffelin 1521 76 70 16. Nicolas Malebranche 1672 77 71 17. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz 1666, 1667 78 72 18. Jakob Thomasius 1643 79 73 19. Friedrich Leibniz 1622 80 74 18. Erhard Weigel 1650 81 75 19. Philipp Müller 1604 82 76 20. Christoph Meurer 1582 83 77 21. Moritz Valentin Steinmetz 1550, 1567 84 78 22. Georg Joachim von Leuchen Rheticus 1535 85 79 23. Johannes Volmar 1515 86 80 24. Bonifazius Erasmi 1509 87 81 23. Nicolaus (Mikołaj Kopernik) Copernicus 1499 88 82 24. Leonhard (Leonard Vitreatoris z Dobczyc) von Dobschütz 1489 89 83 24. Domenico Maria Novara da Ferrara 1483 90 84 25. Johannes Müller Regiomontanus 1457 91 85 26. Georg von Peuerbach 1440 92 86 27. Johannes von Gmunden 1406 93 87 28. Heinrich von Langenstein 1363, 1375 94 88 29. Nicole Oresme 95 89 26. Basilios Bessarion 1436 ON LINE 59 96 90 25. Luca Pacioli 97 91 22. Johann Hoffmann 98 92 18. Bartholomäus Leonhard Schwendendörffer 1656 99 93 15. Nikolaus Eglinger 1660, 1661 100 94 16. Emmanuel Stupanus 1613 101 95 17. Petrus Ryff 1584 102 96 18. Felix Plater 1557 103 97 19. Guillaume Rondelet 104 98 20. Johannes Winter von Andernach 1527, 1532 105 99 21. Rutger Rescius 1513 106 100 22. Girolamo (Hieronymus Aleander) Aleandro 1499, 1508 107 101 23. Moses Perez 108 102 23. Scipione Fortiguerra 1493 109 103 24. Angelo Poliziano 1477 110 104 25. Marsilio Ficino 1462 111 105 26. Johannes Argyropoulos 1444 ON LINE 58 112 106 25. Cristoforo Landino 113 107 21. Jacobus (Jacques Dubois) Sylvius 1530 114 108 22. Jean Tagault 115 109 22. François Dubois 1516 116 110 16. Johann Caspar Bauhin 1649 117 111 17. Emmanuel Stupanus 1613 ON LINE 94 118 112 13. Giovanni Battista (Giambattista) Beccaria /Users/davidgries/Work/Github/web2110/2017fa/assignments/a1/sampsonGenealogy.txt Page 3/3 Saved: 8/9/17, 1:11:41 AM Printed for: David Gries 119 113 12. Pierre-Simon Laplace 120 114 13. Jean Le Rond d'Alembert 121 115 3. Jeannette Marie Wing 1983 122 116 4. John Vogel Guttag 1975 123 117 5. James Jay Horning 1969 124 118 6. Jerome Arthur Feldman 1964 125 119 7. Alan Jay Perlis 1950 126 120 8. Philip Franklin 1921 127 121 9. Oswald Veblen 1903 ON LINE 21 128.
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