David Gale

JOB TITLE: Professor Emeritus

Other Departments:  Economics,  Industrial Engineering and Operations Research

RESEARCH AREA: Applied Mathematics

RESEARCH INTERESTS: Geometry, Partial differential equations, Physics

UC In Memoriam biography

UC press release on his death (somewhat longer)

PhD students

Wikipedia page

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS: 

1. Ahmet Alkan and David Gale. Stable schedule matching under revealed preference. J. Econom. Theory, 112(2):289-306, 2003.
2. A. Alkan and D. Gale. Stable schedule matching under revealed preference. In ICM2002GTA (Qingdao), pages 7-23. Qingdao Publ. House, Qingdao, 2002.
3. David Gale. Review: A beautiful mind [Simon & Schuster, New York, 1998; MR 99j:01021] by S. Nasar; a beautiful mind [film, Universal Studios and Dreamworks LLC, 2001]; the essential john nash [Princeton Univ. Press, Princeton, NJ, 2002; MR 2002k:01044]. Math. Intelligencer, 24(3):75-78, 2002.
4. David Gale. The two-sided matching problem. Origin, development and current issues. Int. Game Theory Rev., 3(2-3):237-252, 2001. Special issue on operations research and game theory with economic and industrial applications (Chennai, 2000).
5. David Gale. Tracking the automatic ant. Springer-Verlag, New York, 1998. And other mathematical explorations, A collection of Mathematical Entertainments columns from The Mathematical Intelligencer.