User:Afonso Dimas Martins

Academic "family" tree

Below you can find my academic "family" tree, i.e., who supervised my PhD and who supervised my supervisors and so on. Solid lines (━━) represent a main supervisor, and dashed lines (┅┅) a secondary supervisor. This is an ongoing project and involves many simplifications. Most data is from the Mathematics Genealogy Project.

Gregory
Palamas
(1316)

Nilos
Kabasilas
(1363)

Demetrios
Kydones
(?)

Vittorino
da Feltre
(1416)

Georgios
Plethon Gemistos
(1380)

Theodoros
Gaza
(1433)

Bonifazius
Erasmi
(1509)

Basilios
Bessarion
(1436)

Demetrios
Chalcocondyles
(1452)

Johannes
Volmar
(1515)

Mikołaj
Kopernik
(1499)

Johannes
Argyropoulos
(1444)

Georgius
Hermonymus
(?)

Janus
Lascaris
(1472)

Georg Joachim von
Leuchen Rheticus
(1535)

Jacques
Lefèvre d'Étaples
(1480)

Guillaume
Budé
(1486)

Moritz
Valentin Steinmetz
(1550)

Nikolaus
Selnecker
(1570)

Andrea
Alciati
(1518)

Melchior
Wolmar
(1528)

Sethus
Calvisius
(1582)

Jean
Calvin
(1531)

Erasmus
Schmidt
(1592)

François
Du Jon, Sr.
(?)

Gilbert
Jacchaeus
(1601)

Nicolaus
Zapf
(1622)

Franciscus
Gomarus
(1585)

Johannes Polyander
van Kerckhoven
(1589)

Franco
Burgersdijk
(1614)

Friedrich
Leibniz
(1622)

Aegidius
Strauch
(1633)

Gisbertus
Voetius
(1611)

Henricus
Renerius
(1617)

Jakob
Thomasius
(1643)

Michael
d. J. Walther
(1656)

Martinus
Schoock
(1636)

Georg
Erhard Hamberger
(1716)

Otto
Mencke
(1665)

Johann
Pasch
(1683)

Daniel
Berckringer
(1640)

Johann
Andreas Segner
(1725)

Johann Christoph
Wichmannshausen
(1685)

Johann
Andreas Planer
(1686)

Johannes
de Bruyn
(1644)

Johann
Georg Büsch
(1752)

Christian
August Hausen
(1713)

Jacob
Bernoulli
(1676)

Burchard
de Volder
(1660)

Johann
Elert Bode
(?)

Abraham
Gotthelf Kästner
(1739)

Johann
Bernoulli
(1690)

Joseph
Serrurier
(1690)

Johann
Friedrich Pfaff
(1786)

Leonhard
Euler
(1726)

Jacob
Odé
(1721)

Carl
Friedrich Gauß
(1799)

Johann
Friedrich Hennert
(1766)

Johannes
Lulofs
(1731)

Friedrich
Wilhelm Bessel
(1810)

Jan Hendrik
van Swinden
(1766)

Heinrich
Ferdinand Scherk
(1823)

Christiaan
Hendrik Damen
(1783)

Gerard
Moll
(1809)

Johann Franz
Friedrich Encke
(1825)

Simon Speijert
van der Eyk
(?)

Jacob
de Gelder
(?)

Richard
Van Rees
(1819)

Ernst
Eduard Kummer
(1831)

Carl
Christian Bruhns
(1856)

Gideon
Janus Verdam
(1825)

Rudolf
Adriaan Mees
(1867)

Hermann
Amandus Schwarz
(1864)

Hugo
Hans von Seeliger
(1872)

David
Bierens de Haan
(1847)

Heike
Kamerlingh Onnes
(1879)

Leon
Lichtenstein
(1908)

Julius
Bauschinger
(1884)

Pieter
Hendrik Schoute
(1870)

Wander
Johannes de Haas
(1912)

Aurel
Friedrich Wintner
(1928)

Willem
van der Woude
(1908)

Cornelis
Jacobus Gorter
(1932)

Monroe
Harnish Martin
(1932)

Oene
Bottema
(1927)

Lambertus Johannes
Folkert Broer
(1945)

Simon
Asher Levin
(1964)

Hans
Adolf Lauwerier
(1948)

Lambertus
A. Peletier
(1967)

Alan
Matthew Hastings
(1977)

Odo
Diekmann
(1978)

Alex
Perkins
(2011)

Hans
Heesterbeek
(1992)

Quirine
ten Bosch
(2017)

Afonso
Dimas Martins
(2024)

Erdős number

My Erdős number is 4: I coauthored with Hans Heesterbeek, which coauthored with Andrew D. Barbour, which coauthored with Svante Janson, which coauthored with Paul Erdős.

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