Welcome to my personal webpage! I have been a doctoral student in financial mathematics under the supervision of Christoph Belak since the end of 2019. My research focuses on game theory, stochastic analysis and financial economics. I am currently studying games of optimal stopping under the aspect of subgame-consistency, and their applications to questions from climate policy and finance.

I am Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter (~research and teaching assistant) in the working group on stochastics and financial mathematics under Professor Dr. Christoph Belak. I am also affiliated member of the International Research Training Group (IRTG) 2544 «Stochastic Analysis in Interaction» whose speaker is Professor Dr. Peter Bank. I am thus a member of the Berlin Mathematical School. I currently serve as students' representative at the IRTG.

E. Emanuel Rapsch

FamilyName at math.tu-berlin.de

Technical University Berlin
Institute for Mathematics
Department for Stochastics and Financial Mathematics
Sekr. 7-1
Strasse des 17. Juni 136
10623 Berlin
Germany

Office: MA 710

Last update: 20 April 2022

Publications etc.

Preprints
  • ---
Internship reports, theses
  • A Method for solving high-dimensional mean field games of optimal stopping, supervised by Peter Tankov, September 2019.
  • Quelques aspects du théorème G.A.G.A. d'un point de vue L², supervised by Jean-Pierre Demailly, August 2017.
  • Décomposition de Hodge et Uniformisation, supervised by Jean-Pierre Demailly, August 2016.
  • Eine Verallgemeinerung der Eguchi-Hanson-Metrik, supervised by Sebastian Goette, March 2015.

Teaching

Here you can find documents related to my courses.

Short curriculum vitae

Education
  • 2012-19 Studies of mathematics, but also physics, German literature, history at U Freiburg (B.Sc. in 2015), ENS Lyon (M.Sc. in 2017), HU Berlin, including multiple research internships at U Grenoble-Alpes and CREST (IP Paris)
  • 2012 Allgemeine Hochschulreife, Berlin
Teaching experience
As a teaching assistant, I am and have been responsible for conducting exercise classes, managing several organisational aspects of teaching, tutoring students and assisting in examinations in the following courses.
  • Summer term 2022: Probability theory I under Prof. Christoph Belak
  • Winter term 2021/21: Financial mathematics I under Prof. Peter Bank
  • Summer term 2021: Financial mathematics II under Prof. Christoph Belak
  • Winter term 2020/21: Financial mathematics I under Prof. Christoph Belak
  • Summer term 2020: Financial mathematics II under Prof. Peter Bank and Prof. Christoph Belak
  • Winter term 2019/20: Financial mathematics I under Prof. Christoph Belak, Analysis I under Prof. Peter Bank
Plain Academic