Jean-Michel Lasry

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Jean-Michel Lasry is a French mathematician known for his work in mean field game theory and applied analysis.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
mathematician
areaOfActivity control theory
financial mathematics
theoretical economics
countryOfCitizenship France
fieldOfWork applied analysis
applied mathematics
game theory
mathematical finance
mathematics
mean field game theory
partial differential equations
hasCollaborator Pierre-Louis Lions NERFINISHED
hasFamilyName Lasry NERFINISHED
hasGender male
hasGivenName Jean-Michel NERFINISHED
nativeLanguage French
notableConcept mean field games
notableFor co-founding mean field game theory
work on mean field games with Pierre-Louis Lions
occupation researcher in mathematics
university professor
studies equilibrium models with many agents
large population differential games
workLocation France

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Description of subject: Jean-Michel Lasry is a French mathematician known for his work in mean field game theory and applied analysis.

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Nicolas Bourbaki hasMember Jean-Michel Lasry