Richard Kleeman
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Richard Kleeman
Summary
Richard Kleeman is a human[1]. He worked as a mathematician[2], atmospheric scientist[3], and academic[4].
Key Facts
- Richard Kleeman worked as a mathematician[2].
- Richard Kleeman worked as an atmospheric scientist[3].
- Richard Kleeman's professions included academic[4].
- Richard Kleeman was employed by New York University[5].
- Richard Kleeman's education included a stint at University of Adelaide[6].
- Richard Kleeman's doctoral advisor was Herbert S. Green[7].
- Richard Kleeman is recorded as male[8].
- Richard Kleeman's instance of is recorded as human[9].
- Richard Kleeman supervised Noel Keenlyside as a doctoral student[10].
- Richard Kleeman supervised Minoru Kadota as a doctoral student[11].
- Richard Kleeman supervised Maria Gehne as a doctoral student[12].
- Richard Kleeman's Mathematics Genealogy Project ID is recorded as 137856[13].
- Richard Kleeman's family name is recorded as Kleeman[14].
- Richard Kleeman's given name is recorded as Richard[15].
- Richard Kleeman's zbMATH author ID is recorded as kleeman.richard[16].
- Richard Kleeman's MR Author ID is recorded as 222327[17].
- Richard Kleeman's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as NYU Faculty Name Identifiers (PCC URIs in MARC Pilot and PCC Wikidata Pilot Project)[18].
- Richard Kleeman's maintained by WikiProject is recorded as WikiProject Mathematics[19].
Body
Education
Richard Kleeman's education included a stint at University of Adelaide[6]. His doctoral advisor was Herbert S. Green[7].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include mathematician[2], atmospheric scientist[3], and academic[4]. Richard Kleeman was employed by New York University[5]. Doctoral students include Noel Keenlyside[10], a researcher[20], b. 1974[21]; Minoru Kadota[11]; and Maria Gehne[12].
FAQs
What did Richard Kleeman do for work?
Richard Kleeman worked as mathematician[2], atmospheric scientist[3], and academic[4].
Where did Richard Kleeman go to school?
Richard Kleeman was educated at University of Adelaide[6].