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Mathematical genealogy

Leonhard Euler (1726)

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Joseph Louis Lagrange(BA 1754)

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Simeon Denis Poisson (1800)

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Michel Chasles (1814)

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Gaston Darboux (1866)

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Emile Picard (1877)

Ren´e Baire (1899)

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Arnaud Denjoy (1909)

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Charles Pisot (1938)

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Yvette Amice (1965)

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Jean Fresnel (1967)

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Michel Waldschmidt (1972)

http://genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu

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