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Turing’s Invisible Hand: “Matching Markets @ Simons: Driven by Theory, Driving the Economy” (Vijay Vazirani mentioned)

October 2, 2019

Vijay Vazirani gives the inaugural lecture of the Simons Institute Richard M. Karp Distinguished Lecture Series, providing a sweeping overview of three great threads in matching theory (stable matching, market equilibria, and online matching), and concluding with a 40-year-old open problem connected to finding a polynomial-time algorithm for the Hylland-Zeckhauser market equilibrium.

Read the full story at Turing’s Invisible Hand.

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