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Cleve Moler is a mathematician, programmer, engineer, computer scientist, and entrepreneur born on August 17, 1939, in Salt Lake City. He holds citizenship in the United States. Moler is the founder of MathWorks and is best known for his work on MATLAB.
Moler obtained his education at the California Institute of Technology and Stanford University. His doctoral advisor was George Forsythe. He went on to advise several doctoral students, including Jack Dongarra, James Sanderson (naval officer), Charles F. Van Loan, Alan Cline, and Charles Burris.
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