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Wilhelm Gross
Austrian mathematician1886 to 1918
Wikidata names Franz Mertens and Wilhelm Wirtinger as doctoral advisors. Linked to Wikidata, Mathematics Genealogy Project, and 3 other registers.
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The advisors of their advisors, four steps up at most, in the thesis records and on Wikidata, each kind marked; a person in both is listed once.
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stated by WikidataFranz Mertensstated by WikidataWilhelm Wirtinger
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stated by WikidataEmil Weyrstated by WikidataErnst Kummerstated by WikidataGustav von Escherichstated by WikidataLeopold Kronecker
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stated by WikidataCarl Friesachstated by WikidataCarl Neumannstated by WikidataHeinrich Scherkstated by WikidataJohann Franz Enckestated by WikidataJohann Peter Gustav Lejeune Dirichletstated by WikidataJohannes Frischaufstated by WikidataWilhelm Fiedlerstated by WikidataWilhelm Scheibner
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stated by WikidataAugust Ferdinand Möbiusstated by WikidataCarl Friedrich Gaussstated by WikidataCarl Gustav Jacob Jacobistated by WikidataFranz Mothstated by WikidataFriedrich Besselstated by WikidataFriedrich Julius Richelotstated by WikidataHeinrich Wilhelm Brandesstated by WikidataJoseph Fourierstated by WikidataJoseph Petzvalstated by WikidataOtto Hessestated by WikidataSiméon Denis Poissonstated by WikidataWilhelm Gottlieb Hankel
Education and career2
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