| The following information is only updated until 2004. For updated information click here to link to the Genealogy project page. Phd Students |
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| From "Russian" period: | ||||
| Anatolii Kononenko (defended around 1970) | ||||
| Yurii Tumarkin (defended around 1973) | ||||
| After arriving to Israel (by time of defends): | ||||
| Bella Tsirulnikov | ||||
| Haim Wolfson | ||||
| Alexander Reznikov | tragically passed away at 2003; he arrived to Israel from Russia around 1990, already formed mathematician with actually ready Ph.D. My influence on him was very small, if at all (just, perhaps to please me, he wrote a couple of papers on isoperimetric inequalities for simplices), but he always wanted to see himself as my student, and was offended when I forgot to mention it. So, with proud, I am adding him to this list. | |||
| Roy Wagner | ||||
| Sean Dar | ||||
| Tony Tsolomitis | ||||
| Alexander Litvak (jointly with E.Gluskin) | ||||
| Semyon Alesker | ||||
| Shiri Artstein | ||||
| Boaz Klartag | ||||
| Master Students | ||||
| I don't have any record on my Master students for the "Russian" period (and I had many). In Israel, they are: | ||||
| Haim Wolfson, | ||||
| A.Perelson (passed away) | ||||
| Omri Palmon (joint with E.Gluskin) | ||||
| Boaz Klartag | ||||
| Limor Ben-Efraim | ||||
| Omer Friedland | ||||
| Alexander Sodin | ||||
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