Vicki Knoblauch
Professor
Research Interests: Microeconomic Theory, Mathematical Economics, Mechanism Design
Teaching Areas: Mathematical Economics, Game Theory, Industrial Organization
Education: Ph.D., Economics, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Selected Recent Publications:
“A Marriage Matching Menagerie,” (with J. Boudreau). Operation Research Letters (2017) 45: 68-71.
“Elections Generate all Binary Relations on Infinite Sets,” Mathematical Social Sciences (2016) 84: 105-108.
Probabilistic Evaluations: A Universal Representation for Preferences over Countable Sets,” Journal of Mathematical Economics (2015) 57: 25-27.
“What Price Stability? Social Welfare in Matching Markets,” (with J. Boudreau). Mathematical Social Sciences (2014) 67: 27-33.“
Preference, Topology and Measure,” Social Choice and Welfare, (2014) 43: 507-514.
“Topological Interpretations of Fuzzy Subsets. A Unified Approach for Fuzzy Thresholding Algorithms,” (with E. Barrenechea, H. Bustine, M.J. Campion and E. Indurain). Knowledge-Based Systems (2013) 54: 163-171.
| vicki.knoblauch@uconn.edu | |
| Phone | +1 860 486 9076 |
| Mailing Address | Unit 1063 |
| Office Location | 327 Oak Hall |
| Office Hours | W 1-2 and by appointment |