people:kargin:genealogy

I got my PhD in mathematics under supervision of Gerard Ben Arous at NYU in 2008.

So, my math genealogy is French-oriented.
According to Math Genealogy Project, it goes like this:

$ \uparrow $

Robert Azencott

Sarah Rothenberg and Robert Azencott (photo by Dave Rossman for The Chronicle)

$\uparrow$

Jacques Neveu

$\leftarrow$ Robert Fortet

$\leftarrow$ Maurice Fréchet

$\uparrow$

Jacques Hadamard

$\leftarrow$ Émile Picard

$\leftarrow$ Gaston Darboux

My PhD in Economics was written under supervision of Robert W. Rosenthal who was a mathematically trained economist and who worked in game theory. He taught me a lot about doing research.

On this side, my genealogy eventually goes to Germany.

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