Peter Borm

Peter Borm is Professor in Mathematics and Game Theory at Tilburg University. His research interests are: cooperative and non-cooperative game theory, game practice, games of skill and games of chance, operations research.

August 1990-December 1991: Assistant professor in statistics, Tilburg University

January 1992-December 1996: Assistant professor in mathematics, Tilburg University

January 1997-August 2001: Associate professor in mathematics, Tilburg University

September 2001-: Professor in mathematics and game theory, Tilburg University

Teaching experience

- Statistics for Econometrics & OR

- Analysis for Econometrics & OR

- Mathematics for Economics, International Business, Business Studies and economics

- Statistical Decision Theory for Econometrics & OR

- Game Theory and Advanced game theory for Econometrics & OR

- Advanced Analysis (Lebesgue integration) for Econometrics & OR

- Advanced Probability (martingales) for Econometrics & OR

- Game theory courses for Mathematics (University of Utrecht)

- Cooperative Game Theory for PhD students of the LNMB-network

- Operations Research Games for PhD students of the LNMB-network

- Game theory courses for PhD students of the NAKE-network

- Games and Cooperative Behavior for Econometrics and OR

- Games and Economic Behavior for Econometrics and OR

- Games and Economic Models for Econometrics and OR

- Orientation Research topics in OR for CentER Research Master

Coaching

Personal coach within the Outreaching Honors program

Awards

• TiSEM best course Award 2004: Game Theory
• TiSEM best MSc teacher 2012/2013, 2013/2014, 2014/2015
• TiSEM excellent teacher: 2010-2013, 2015-2018

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PhD supervision

Gert Jan Otten: On decision making in cooperative situations; March 24, 1995

Vincent Feltkamp: Cooperation in controlled network structures; May 4, 1995

Herbert Hamers: Sequencing and delivery situations: a game theoretic approach; September 29, 1995

Jeroen Suijs: Cooperative decision making in a stochastic environment; March 27, 1998

Maurice Koster: Cost sharing in production situations and network exploitation; December 13, 1999

Mark Voorneveld: Potential games and interactive decisions with multiple criteria; December 21, 1999

Judith Timmer: Cooperative behaviour, uncertainty and Operations Research; September 28, 2001

Ruud Hendrickx: Cooperation and allocation, June 4, 2004

Yuan Ju: Cooperation, compensation and transition, December 15, 2004

Bas van Velzen: Cooperation in networks and scheduling, September 16, 2005

Marcel Dreef: Skill and strategy in games, September 30, 2005

Marieke Quant: Interactive behavior in conflict situations, September 8, 2006

Arantza Estevez-Fernandez: Cooperative behavior, competition and Operations Research, September 29, 2006

Emiliya Lazarova: Stability, governance and effectiveness: Essays on the service economy, December 20, 2006.

Baris Ciftci: A cooperative approach to sequencing and connection problems, December 4, 2009.

John Kleppe: Modelling interactive behaviour, and solution concepts, January 22, 2010.

Roy Lindelauf: Design and analysis of covert networks, affiliations and projects, October 24, 2011.

Edwin Lohmann: Joint decision making and cooperative solutions, January 13, 2012.

Mirjam Groote Schaarsberg: Interactive operational decision making, January 17, 2014.

Soesja Grundel: Essays on cooperation in resource allocation and scheduling, June 26, 2015.

Sybren Huiijnk: Cooperation: vehicle routing and outsourcing, games and nucleoni, April 22, 2016.

Marieke Musegaas: Cooperative games and network structures, May 19, 2017.

Bas Dietzenbacher: Egalitarian allocation principles, August 31, 2018

Current PhD students

Jop Schouten