Albrecht Irle

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Albrecht Irle (2011)

Albrecht Irle (born January 27, 1949 in Hanover ) is a German mathematician specializing in statistics , stochastics and financial mathematics .

Professional background

Albrecht Irle studied mathematics and physics at the Free University of Berlin and at University College London from 1967 to 1972 . After graduating in 1972, he and his (future) doctoral supervisor Norbert Schmitz moved to the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität in Münster, where he held an assistant position at the Institute for Mathematical Statistics .

In 1974 he received his doctorate with his dissertation Sequential Decision-Making Processes with Continuous Observation . Then Irle was a research assistant from 1974 to 1979 (including one year at the University of California, Berkeley ).

In 1979 he completed his habilitation in mathematics and was appointed to a C2 professorship for mathematical statistics at the University of Bayreuth . A year later Irle accepted a C3 professor for mathematical statistics at the WWU Münster. Since 1984 he has been a full professor for probability theory and statistics at the Mathematical Seminar of the Christian Albrechts University in Kiel . He retired before 2016 and now lives in Berlin .

Publications

  • Probability Theory and Statistics: Basics - Results - Applications , 2nd revised. and exp. Ed., Teubner, 2005, 437 pages, ISBN 3-519-12395-9
  • Financial mathematics: the valuation of derivatives , 2nd revised. and exp. Ed., Teubner, 2003, 302 pages, ISBN 3-519-12640-0
  • (with Claas Prelle): Exercise book on financial mathematics: guidelines, tasks and solutions for derivative evaluation , Teubner, 2007, 221 pages, ISBN 978-3-8351-0086-2 , ISBN 3-8351-0086-6
  • Sequential analysis: optimal sequential tests , Teubner, 1990, 175 pages, ISBN 3-519-02731-3
  • Minimax theorems under convexity conditions: a survey , U. Bayreuth, 1980, 207 pages

Web links

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  • Book cover pages of the above publications