My Math Genealogy

The following is my branch on the mathematics genealogy tree. All information and the title of their thesis can be found using the math genealogy search page (AMS mirror). Some information may be incomplete, so if you can fill in some of the blanks make sure to email the genealogy site. To read this page: Paul Goerss is my advisor and Franklin Peterson was his advisor. Since some mathematicians can have two advisors, some of them can and will have branches merging underneath them.

Research Links

• JSTOR Journal Archive
  Online journals: subscription needed, usually provided by your college.
• Hopf Topology Archive
  Online topology papers: free access hosted by Purdue University.
• ArXiv.org
  Online papers: free access hosted by Cornell University.
• MathSciNet
  Mathematical reviews: subscription required, usually provided by your college.
• Christian Nassau's charts
  Cohomology charts, including odd primary.
• Robert Bruner's charts
  Cohomology of modules over the mod-2 Steenrod algebra.
• Chart program setup
  Directions to setting up calculations using Bruner's chart program.

Fun Links

• Klein Four
  Mathematics a cappella in your face!
• Ph.D. Comics
  "Piled Higher & Deeper comic strip.
• Funny Math
  As a calculus instructor, I have seen some funny answers on exams. I guess so have other graders! Here are some common fun answers.
• The Pejorative Calculus
  Shows that Alexander the Great didn't exist, and had an infinite number of limbs! In other words, one should use care with inductive arguments.
• Math Genealogy
  My branch on the mathematics genealogy tree.