Miguel Antonio Basoco
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Miguel Antonio Basoco
Summary
Miguel Antonio Basoco is a human[1]. He worked as a university teacher[2] and mathematician[3].
Key Facts
- Miguel Antonio Basoco worked as a university teacher[2].
- Miguel Antonio Basoco worked as a mathematician[3].
- Among Miguel Antonio Basoco's employers was University of Nebraska–Lincoln[4].
- Miguel Antonio Basoco was educated at California Institute of Technology[5].
- Miguel Antonio Basoco's doctoral advisor was Eric Temple Bell[6].
- Miguel Antonio Basoco is recorded as male[7].
- Miguel Antonio Basoco's instance of is recorded as human[8].
- Miguel Antonio Basoco supervised Guerdon D. Nichols as a doctoral student[9].
- Miguel Antonio Basoco supervised Wendell A. Dwyer as a doctoral student[10].
- Miguel Antonio Basoco supervised John Andrew Daum as a doctoral student[11].
- Miguel Antonio Basoco supervised Sigurd Mundhjeld as a doctoral student[12].
- Miguel Antonio Basoco's Mathematics Genealogy Project ID is recorded as 1489[13].
- Miguel Antonio Basoco's given name is recorded as Miguel[14].
- Miguel Antonio Basoco's MR Author ID is recorded as 409863[15].
Body
Education
Miguel Antonio Basoco's education included a stint at California Institute of Technology[5]. His doctoral advisor was Eric Temple Bell[6].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include university teacher[2] and mathematician[3]. Miguel Antonio Basoco was employed by University of Nebraska–Lincoln[4]. Doctoral students include Guerdon D. Nichols[9], a university teacher[16], 1900–1988[17], of United States[18]; Wendell A. Dwyer[10]; John Andrew Daum[11]; and Sigurd Mundhjeld[12], a university teacher[19], 1899–1977[20].
FAQs
What did Miguel Antonio Basoco do for work?
Miguel Antonio Basoco worked as university teacher[2] and mathematician[3].
Where did Miguel Antonio Basoco go to school?
Miguel Antonio Basoco was educated at California Institute of Technology[5].