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Martin Sack
Ph.D. ETH Zürich 2014
Wikidata names Michael Struwe, Thomas Kappeler, and Wilhelm Schlag as doctoral advisors. Linked to Wikidata and Mathematics Genealogy Project.
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stated by WikidataMichael Struwestated by WikidataThomas Kappelerstated by WikidataWilhelm Schlag
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stated by WikidataCorneliu Constantinescustated by WikidataHans Föllmerstated by WikidataJens Frehsestated by WikidataThomas Wolff
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stated by WikidataDonald Sarasonstated by WikidataFriedrich Stummelstated by WikidataHarro Heuserstated by WikidataHeinz Bauerstated by WikidataKonrad Jacobsstated by WikidataSimion Stoilov
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stated by WikidataErich Kamkestated by WikidataFranz Rellichstated by WikidataHelmut Wielandtstated by WikidataOtto Hauptstated by WikidataPaul Halmosstated by WikidataWilhelm Maak
Education and career1
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