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I had to reinstate the refimprove tag. While there's not doubt that Geman's papers are highly cited, the footnotes do not address the sentences to which they are attached. Only one of the notes provided establish that Geman himself has "highly cited" ISI rating, not that the particular 1984 paper mentioned is still today one of the most cited articles. This articles needs cites by reliable third party sources, not direct cites of Geman's papers.--Boffob (talk) 23:02, 13 October 2008 (UTC)Reply
Is the picture with his brother, when they wrote the famous gibbs sampling algorithm?
