1999 AMS-IMS-SIAM Summer Research Conference on
HOMOTOPY METHODS IN ALGEBRAIC TOPOLOGY

Mathematical ancestry of J. Peter May

Karl Jacobi, 1825, Berlin

Wilhelm Scheibner, 1848, Halle

William Story, 1875, Leipzig

Solomon Lefschetz, 1911, Clark U.

Norman Steenrod, 1936, Princeton

George W. Whitehead, 1941, Chicago

John Moore, 1952, Brown

Peter May, 1964, Princeton

Students of J. Peter May

Neal Glassman, 1968

Albert F. Lawrence, 1969

Claude Schochet, 1969

• Andre Deutz, 1985

Stanley Kochman, 1970

• Jesus Mayorquin, 1985

Ib Madsen, 1970

• Marcel Bokstedt, 1979
  • I. Ottesen, 1997
  • M. Brun, 1998
• E. Laitinen, 1979
• S. Bentsen, 1983
• J. A. Svensen, 1986
• L. Fajstrup, 1992
• K. Hansen, 1992
• Lars Hesselholt, 1994
• C. Shlichtkrull, 1997

Marta Herrero, 1972

Frederick Cohen, 1972

• Dan Waggoner, 1985
• Shiu Wong, 1991
• Dai Tamaki, 1993
• Ran Levi, 1993
• Jie Wu, 1995
• Jeffrey Wang, 1997
• Miguel Xicotencatl, 1997

Zbigniew Fiedorowicz, 1975

• Gerald Dunn, 1984
• Yongjin Song, 1990
• Wojciech Gajda, 1990
• Cornel Balteanu, 1997

Hans Ligaard, 1976

Robert Bruner, 1977

• Dilip Bayen, 1994

Mark Steinberger, 1977

Robert Wellington, 1977

L. Gaunce Lewis, 1978

• Melda Yaman Oruc, 1987
• Florian Luca , 1996
• Kevin Ferland, 1998

James E. McClure, 1978

Stefan Waner, 1978

Anthony Elmendorf, 1979

Jeffrey Caruso, 1979

Nicholas Kuhn, 1980

• Piotr Krason, 1991
• Mark Winstead, 1993
• David Hunter, 1997

Unni Namboodiri, 1982

Jean Pierre Haeberly, 1983

Steven Costenoble, 1985

John Harris, 1985

John Wicks, 1990

Yimin Yang, 1992

Michael Cole, 1996

Jerome Wolbert, 1996

Michael Mandell, 1997

Maria Basterra, 1998

Laura Scull, 1999

Dan Isaksen, 1999

Current students working with May (1999)

Adam Przezdziecki

Christopher French

Benjamin Blander

Halvard Fausk

Corrections and additions welcome. The Mathematics Genealogy Project list of Peter May's students contains (incomplete) links up and down the genealogical tree.

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