Burkhard Monien is affiliated with the University of Paderborn in Germany. The primary focus of their research is on economic theories and models, with particular attention to game theory and its applications. Their work spans various related topics, including game theory and voting systems, risk and portfolio optimization, auction theory and applications, and economic theory and institutions.
Their scholarly contributions are situated primarily within the fields of economics, econometrics, and finance, as well as decision sciences. Specifically, their research emphasizes economics and econometrics alongside management science and operations research.
Burkhard Monien has published across multiple venues, which include:
Some notable recent papers authored or coauthored by Burkhard Monien are:
Their collaborations include frequent coauthors such as Marios Mavronicolas, Chryssis Georgiou, Thomas Lücking, Paul G. Spirakis, and Imrich Vrt'o.
Burkhard Monien's research contributes to an understanding of equilibrium concepts in game theory, particularly focusing on Nash equilibria, concave valuations, and computational complexity aspects within economic and strategic decision contexts.
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Ralf Diekmann;Andreas Frommer;Burkhard Monien
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S. Even;B. Monien
R. Luling;B. Monien;F. Ramme
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Burkhard Monien;Robert Preis;Ralph Diekmann
Reinhard Lüling;Burkhard Monien
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Burkhard Monien;Ivan Hal Sudborough
Henning Meyerhenke;Burkhard Monien;Thomas Sauerwald
Marios Mavronicolas;Igal Milchtaich;Burkhard Monien;Karsten Tiemann
Chengzhong Xu;Francis C. M. Lau;Burkhard Monien;Reinhard Lüling
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Martin Gairing;Thomas Lücking;Marios Mavronicolas;Burkhard Monien
Thomas Lücking;Marios Mavronicolas;Burkhard Monien;Manuel Rode
H. Meyerhenke;B. Monien;T. Sauerwald
Henning Meyerhenke;Burkhard Monien;Stefan Schamberger
Sergei Bezrukov;Burkhard Monien;Walter Unger;Gerd Wechsung
Ranier Feldmann;Peter Mysliwiete;Burkhard Monien
James Haralambides;Fillia Makedon;Burkhard Monien
M. Gairing;T. Lücking;M. Mavronicolas;B. Monien
Marios Mavronicolas;Burkhard Monien;Vicky G. Papadopoulou;Florian Schoppmann
Ewal Speckenmeyer;Burkhard Monien;Oliver Vornberger
Robert Elsässer;Burkhard Monien;Robert Preis
Torsten Fahle;Rainer Feldmann;Silvia Götz;Sven Grothklags
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