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Robert J. Weber

Mathematics

#3225

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#4812

Historical Rank

#1212

USA Rank

Measure Theory

#2535

World Rank

#3043

Historical Rank

#717

USA Rank

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Mathematics

Robert J. Weber's Degrees

PhD Mathematics University of California, Berkeley
Masters Mathematics University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Mathematics University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Robert J. Weber is the Frederic E. Nemmers Distinguished Professor of Decision Sciences at the J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management, Northwestern University. Biography Education Weber received his bachelor's degree in mathematics in 1969 from Princeton University, and both his MS in 1972 and Ph.D. in 1974 in operations research from Cornell University.

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Robert J. Weber's Published Works

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A theory of auctions and competitive bidding (1982) (4071)
Distributional Strategies for Games with Incomplete Information (1985) (608)
Probabilistic Values for Games (1977) (506)
A Theory of Voting Equilibria (1993) (476)
The value of information in a sealed-bid auction (1982) (286)
Value Theory Without Efficiency (1981) (284)
Competitive Bidding and Proprietary Information (1983) (281)
Multiple-Object Auctions (1981) (277)
A Theory of Auctions and Competitive Bidding II (2000) (201)
An experiment on coordination in multi-candidate elections: The importance of polls and election histories (1993) (192)
An experimental study of voting rules and polls in three-candidate elections (1996) (127)
Making More from Less: Strategic Demand Reduction in the FCC Spectrum Auctions (1997) (115)
Systems Defense Games: Colonel Blotto, Command and Control (1981) (90)
An Example of a Multi-Object Auction Game (1979) (67)
Subjectivity in the Valuation of Games (1979) (46)
An Experimental Study of Voting Rules and Polls in Three- Way Elections (1991) (39)
Chapter 36 Games in coalitional form (1994) (39)
A sequential auction involving asymmetrically-informed bidders (1983) (38)
Campaign Finance Levels as Coordinating Signals in Three-Way, Experimental Elections (1998) (29)
DISTRIBUTIONAL STRATEGIES FOR GAMES WITH INCOMPLETE INFORMATION * t (2007) (27)
How the U.S. Treasury Should Auction Its Debt (1992) (22)
The Allais Paradox, Dutch Auctions, and Alpha-Utility Theory (1982) (20)
How the U . S . Treasury Should Auction Its Debt (1992) (19)
Topologies on Information and Strategies in Games with Incomplete Information (1981) (13)
Comments of 71 Concerned Economists: Using Procurement Auctions to Allocate Broadband Stimulus Grants (2009) (12)
Comparison of Public Choice Systems (1978) (11)
Competitive Valuation of Cooperative Games (1978) (10)
Auction Theory: By Vijay Krishna. Academic Press, 2002 (2003) (10)
Equilibrium in Non-partitioning Strategies (1994) (7)
Multiple-Choice Testing (1983) (7)
An Image of Mind. (1981) (6)
Information Independence and Common Knowledge (2009) (6)
On the Non-Existence of Multiplicative Equilibrium Bidding Strategies (1979) (6)
Notes on a stochastic game with information structure (2003) (5)
Negotiation and arbitration: A game-theoretic perspective (1985) (5)
Absolutely stable games (1976) (5)
Discriminatory solutions for [n,n‑2]‑games (1973) (4)
Distributive solutions for absolutely stable games (1982) (4)
A generalized discriminatory solution for a class of n‑person games (1973) (3)
Attainable sets of quasiconcave markets (1977) (3)
Symmetric simple games (1973) (3)
Dense Families of Low-Complexity Attainable Sets of Markets. (1979) (2)
Organizing Production in a Large Economy (1983) (2)
Attainable Sets of Quasiconcave Markets, II: Convexifiable Sets (1978) (2)
Bargaining Solutions and Stationary Sets in n-Person Games (1974) (2)
Attainable Sets of Markets: An Overview (1980) (1)
Organizing Production in a Large Economy with Costly Communication (1983) (1)
Strategic models of world food production and trade (1979) (1)
More Imagery and More Mind. (1985) (0)
Appendix B: Some Complex Variable Facts (2001) (0)
Games with Incomplete Information (1989) (0)
Reconsidering wins above replacement as a metric (2018) (0)
Appendix D: Resistor, Capacitor, and Inductor Component Modeling (2001) (0)
More than a new title (1992) (0)
Is regulatory compliance a burden or an opportunity (2002) (0)
Leadership: It's All About You. (2014) (0)
Appendix C: Matrix Multiplication (2001) (0)
Social choice theory (1980) (0)
Inferential and sensitivity studies of the baseball wins above replacement metric (2019) (0)
BAKGAINING SOLUTIONS AND STATIONARY SETS IN n-PERSON GAMES (2015) (0)
A matter of evidence. (1993) (0)
A decomposition property of partitions (1973) (0)
The (constructive) role of conflict (1991) (0)
Appendix E: Chip Resistor SizesNominal Sizes Only (2001) (0)

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