Alfred Galichon

Alfred Galichon is a Professor of Economics and Mathematics at New York University, affiliated with the Department of Mathematics. His research focuses on Optimal transport, mathematical finance, and economic equilibrium. Galichon holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Harvard University and has contributed to various publications in these fields. His work includes applications of Optimal Transportation theory to Economics, Finance, and Data Science. He is reachable via email at galichon@cims.nyu.edu and maintains a personal webpage for further information.

Alfred Galichon is an economist and mathematician at New York University, known for his interdisciplinary work at the intersection of economics and mathematics. His research focuses on topics such as optimal transport methods in economics, quantile and probability curves, and structural analysis of matching models. Galichon's work often involves advanced mathematical tools to address economic questions, including the study of social surplus, identification in matching models, and non-separable simultaneous equations. His contributions span both theoretical and applied economics, with a particular emphasis on understanding market mechanisms and behavioral economics through rigorous mathematical frameworks.