E. H. (Eliakim Hastings) Moore

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Ph.D. Yale University 1885 UnitedStates
Dissertation: Extensions of Certain Theorems of Clifford and Cayley in the Geometry of n Dimensions

Advisor: H. A. (Hubert Anson) Newton

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NameSchoolYearDescendants
Baker, RichardThe University of Chicago1910
Barnard, RaymondThe University of Chicago192618
Birkhoff, GeorgeThe University of Chicago190712403
Chittenden, EdwardThe University of Chicago191281
Dickson, LeonardThe University of Chicago18961058
Dines, CharlesThe University of Chicago1915
Findlay, WilliamThe University of Chicago1901
Gaba, MeyerThe University of Chicago1914
Gokhale, VishnuThe University of Chicago1922
Hart, WilliamThe University of Chicago1916
Hildebrandt, TheophilThe University of Chicago1910789
Ingraham, MarkThe University of Chicago1924104
Lehmer, DerrickThe University of Chicago190021
Lennes, NelsThe University of Chicago1907
MacNeish, HarrisThe University of Chicago1909
McKinney, ThomasThe University of Chicago1905
Moore, R. L.The University of Chicago19054770
Owens, FrederickThe University of Chicago1907
Perez, FanciscoThe University of Chicago1929
Pitcher, ArthurThe University of Chicago1910
Root, RalphThe University of Chicago1911
Schweitzer, ArthurThe University of Chicago19162
Slaught, HerbertThe University of Chicago1898
Smith, HermanThe University of Chicago19262
Van Horn, ClarenceThe University of Chicago1923
Veblen, OswaldThe University of Chicago190316832
Wells, MaryThe University of Chicago1915
Wheeler, AnnaThe University of Chicago191011
Wilson, RobertThe University of Chicago1923
Wong, YueThe University of Chicago1931
Zeisler, ErnestThe University of Chicago1922

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