Herbert Wilf(1931–2012)

Herbert Saul Wilf was an American mathematician, specializing in combinatorics and graph theory. He was the Thomas A. Scott Professor of Mathematics in Combinatorial Analysis and Computing at the University of Pennsylvania.

United States
1
Major Awards
278
Publications
8,187
Citations
42
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Shared the same award in the same year

Education

Central High School
Columbia University(Doctor of Philosophy)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology(Bachelor of Science)

Doctoral Advisors

Fan ChungRichard GarfieldRodica SimionE. Roy WeintraubAnthony MikovskyEbadollah S. MahmoodianJoan HutchinsonMichael WertheimerAlkes PriceFelix G. LazebnikEric J. SchmutzPeter Hoadley SellersRoy Bruce LevowEli M. MandelbaumWilliam Wright KuhnAlexander John Lyczak, Jr.Michael Owen AlbertsonJoseph John BolmarcichPaul Ralph KlingsbergJudith Elaine DayhoffJanet Simpson BeissingerAlexander BursteinJennifer S. ZitoLily YenYuan-Sheng ZhangAaron Dwight JaggardIrina GheorghiciucHerbert Robbins

Career Timeline

University of Illinois system1959–1961
University of Pennsylvania1961–2008

Positions & Roles

Thomas A. Scott Professorship of Mathematics

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