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Francesco Antognini
Ph.D. from ETH Zürich in 2014 on "On the dissipative spin-orbit problem" supervised by Daniel Martin Stofferborn 1985
Wikidata names Daniel Martin Stoffer, Luca Biasco, Luigi Chierchia, and Norbert Hungerbühler as doctoral advisors. Linked to Wikidata and Mathematics Genealogy Project.
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stated by WikidataDaniel Martin Stofferstated by WikidataLuca Biascostated by WikidataLuigi Chierchiastated by WikidataNorbert Hungerbühler
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stated by WikidataAntonio Ambrosettistated by WikidataHenry McKeanstated by WikidataJürg Thomas Martistated by WikidataJürgen Moserstated by WikidataMassimiliano Bertistated by WikidataMichael Struwestated by WikidataUrs Kirchgraber
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stated by WikidataAlbert Pflugerstated by WikidataCarl Ludwig Siegelstated by WikidataEduard Stiefelstated by WikidataFranz Rellichstated by WikidataGiovanni Prodistated by WikidataJens Frehsestated by WikidataWalter Hälgstated by WikidataWilliam Feller
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stated by WikidataEdmund Landaustated by WikidataFriedrich Stummelstated by WikidataGeorge Pólyastated by WikidataGiovanni Riccistated by WikidataHarro Heuserstated by WikidataHeinz Hopfstated by WikidataRichard Courantstated by WikidataWalter Saxer
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