If A and B are in the same column and A is directly above B, then A was the thesis advisor to B. The "~" symbol denotes double thesis advisors. For example, both Ohm and Dirichlet were advisors to Lipshitz.
| Erhard Weigel | ||||||||||
| Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz | Otto Mencken | |||||||||
| Jacob Bernoulli | Johann Christoph Wichmannshausen | |||||||||
| Johann Bernoulli | Christian Hausen | |||||||||
| Leonhard Euler | Abraham Kaestner | |||||||||
| Joeseph Lagrange | Johann Pfaff | |||||||||
| Karl Von Lansdorf | Simeon Poisson | ~ | Jean Fourier | Carl Gauss | ||||||
| Martin Ohm | ~ | Gustav Dirichlet | Christian Gerling | Friedrich Bessel | Christoph Gudermann | |||||
| Rudolf Lipschitz | ~ | Julius Plucker | Heinrich Scherk | |||||||
| C. Felix Klein | Ernst Kummer | ~ | Karl Weierstrass | |||||||
| C.L. Ferdinand Lindemann | Georg Frobenius | |||||||||
| David Hilbert | Edmund Landau | |||||||||
| Hermann Weyl | ~ | I. Paul Bernays | ||||||||
| Saunders Mac Lane | ||||||||||
| Anil Nerode | ||||||||||
| Jeffrey Remmel | ||||||||||
| Anthony Mendes | ||||||||||
Data provided by
the mathematics genealogy project.