Academic Links
Institutions I am/was affiliated with:
- University of Cologne
- Department of Economics, University of Copenhagen
- Department of Economics, Tilburg University
- TILEC (Tilburg Law and Economics Center)
Coauthors:
Software and IT
Some useful links:
- For graphs, I use the tikz package. Jacques Crémer has written an excellent mini-introduction to tikz. qtikz is a nice little software that makes graph creation with tikz even simpler by providing some WYSIWYG feeling.
- For writing games in LaTeX, the packages provided by Martin Osborne are helpful.
- For some of my papers, I used julia for numerical analysis. You can find ressources to learn Julia at https://julialang.org/learning/. (In the past, I also used python.)
- Emacs links:
Python code game theory
I have written some python code to solve school choice matching problems as well as some simple programs to solve finite strategic form games of complete information. Both can be found on github. Neither is computationally fast as both were only made for teaching purposes. Check the .org files as they contain lots of explanations.