My Doctoral Lineage
My Doctoral Lineage
This is a very initial genealogy, considering my advisors' advisors, and the advisors of them. For building this genealogy, I based myself on information provided by ChatGPT. Therefore, it still might require further validation. It is also important to remark, that according to the sources reported for this analogy, in many cases it is not possible to talk about a doctoral advisor in the full sentence of the expression, but about academic advisor or mentor.
In any case, the process of achieving a doctoral degree has been made possible through the work of different professors across the centuries. Someday, I hope to complete this genealogy, with a possibly more complete history, to try determining where it all began. In any case, my historical gratitude to all these people. The good features I might have as an academic and researcher, become ultimately an inheritance and legacy received from them.
John Willian Branch (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)
Flavio Prieto (INSA, France and ÉTS, Canada)
Pierre Boulanger (Polythecnique Montreal, Canada) [a Ph.D. advisor of Prof. Prieto, but co-advisor with him of Prof. Branch]
Paul Cohen (IRIC, Canada)
Tanneguy Redarce
Richard Lepage
*Prof. Pierre Boulanger was also an advisor of Prof. Flavio Prieto
Marinho Barcellos (New Castle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom)
Paul Ezhilchelvan (New Castle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom)
Santosh Shrivastava (Cambridge University, United Kingdom)
Sir. Charles Anthony Richard Hoare (University of Oxford, United Kingdom) ["unofficial" Ph.D. advisor of Prof. Shrivastava]
Edsger Dijkstra (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands) ["unofficial" Ph.D. advisor of Prof. Shrivastava]
Maurice V. Wilkes (Cambridge University, United Kingdom)
John Ashworth Ratcliffe (Cambridge, United Kingdom)
Sir. Edward Victor Appleton (Cambridge University, United Kingdom)
Sir Joseph John Thomson (Trinity College, Cambridge, United Kingdom)
John William Strutt Lord Rayleigh (Trinity College, Cambridge, United Kingdom)
Edward John Routh ( University College London Peterhouse, Cambridge, United Kingdom)
George Gabriel Stokes (Pembroke College, Cambridge, United Kingdom)
James Clerk Maxwell (Trinity College, United Kingdom)
William Hopkins (Cambridge University, United Kingdom)
Adam Sedgwick (Trinity College, United Kingdom)
John Dawson (University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom)
Thomas Jones (Trinity College, United Kingdom)
Thomas Postlethwaite (Trinity College, United Kingdom)
Stephen Whisson (Trinity College, United Kingdom)
Walter Taylor (Trinity College, United Kingdom)
Robert Smith (Trinity College, United Kingdom)
Roger Cotes (Trinity College, United Kingdom)
Isaac Newton (Trinity College, United Kingdom)
Isaac Barrow (Cambridge University, United Kingdom)
Vincenzo Viviani (Florence, Italy)
Galileo Galilei (University of Pisa, Italy)
Ostilio Ricci (Accademia delle Arti del Disegno, Florence, Italy)
Niccolò Fontana Tartaglia (Self Taught, Italy)