I am a fourth-year graduate student at UC Berkeley, co-advised by
Steven Evans and
Martin Nowak (Harvard). I am interested in the mathematics of social behavior, especially evolutionary game theory. Recently I have been working on stochastic games and direct reciprocity. I am very grateful to be supported by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship and a Simons Dissertation Fellowship. As an undergraduate, I studied math at Harvard with interests in geometry and topology.
See also
Joseph LaPorte.
education
Ph.D. Candidate, Mathematics
UC Berkeley
2022-present
A.B. Mathematics
Harvard College
2018 - 2022
talks and presentations
Strategic complexity in stochastic games
(2025) AMS New England Graduate Student Conference
Cooperation in direct reciprocity
(2024) Fu Lab, Dartmouth Mathematics Dept
How to exploit majority rule - the McKelvey chaos theorem
(2023) Many Cheerful Facts seminar, UC Berkeley Mathematics Dept