Regular biography
Associate Professor Metin Uyanik is a faculty member in the School of Economics at The University of Queensland. His research interests include Economic Theory, Mathematical Economics, and Microeconomic Theory. He is affiliated with the university's Economics department and can be contacted via email at m.uyanik@uq.edu.au. His academic profile includes contributions to various journals and publications, focusing on topics such as game theory, equilibrium, and economic analysis.
Scholar-generated biography
Metin Uyanik is an Associate Professor at the University of Queensland, specializing in Economic Theory, Game Theory, Computational Economics, and Political Economy. His research explores the intersection of these fields, focusing on topics such as the α-core of discontinuous games, stochastic frontier analysis, and equilibria in generalized games. He investigates the implications of non-convexity, discontinuity, and topological properties on economic outcomes. His work also addresses behavioral assumptions on preferences, welfare maximization, and the continuity postulate in economic theory. Uyanik's contributions include generalizations of classical theorems like the Gale–Nikaido–Kuhn–Debreu lemma and the KKM lemma, as well as analyses of market equilibria with externalities and collective decision-making.