Q102267291
Dutch mathematician (1957-)
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Q102267291
Summary
Q102267291 is a human[1]. He worked as a mathematician[2].
Key Facts
- Q102267291's professions included mathematician[2].
- Q102267291's field of work was treewidth[3].
- Q102267291 was educated at Utrecht University[4].
- Q102267291's doctoral advisor was Jan van Leeuwen[5].
- Q102267291's doctoral advisor was Hans L. Bodlaender[6].
- Q102267291 is recorded as male[7].
- Q102267291's instance of is recorded as human[8].
- Q102267291's given name is recorded as Ton[9].
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Education
Q102267291 was educated at Utrecht University[4]. Doctoral advisors include Jan van Leeuwen[5], a computer scientist[10], b. 1946[11], of Kingdom of the Netherlands[12], awarded the ACM Distinguished Service Award[13], specialised in computer science[14] and Hans L. Bodlaender[6], a mathematician[15], b. 1960[16], of Kingdom of the Netherlands[17], awarded the Nerode Prize[18], specialised in graph theory[19].
Career and Affiliations
Q102267291's professions included mathematician[2]. His field of work was treewidth[3].
FAQs
What did Q102267291 do for work?
Q102267291 worked as mathematician[2].
Where did Q102267291 go to school?
Q102267291 was educated at Utrecht University[4].