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William V. Gehrlein

Professor Emeritus of Operations Management Professor

University of Delaware

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Alfred Lerner College of Business & Economics

Department of Business Administration

William V. Gehrlein is currently serving as an Alfred Lerner College Of Business & Economics Professor Emeritus of Operations Management Professor at University of Delaware.

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William V. Gehrlein

University of Delaware

Professor Emeritus of Operations Management Professor

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economics political science decision theory social sciences social choice public choice applied mathematics choice theory elections voting rule decision science probability theory welfare condorcet efficiency comparative politics collective choice choice models operations research game theory candidate selection theoretical economics large electorates social homogeneity economic theory social science research political behavior consumer choice welfare economics partial orders group coherence election outcomes voting paradoxes management science mathematical programming behavioral decision making computational social choice decision analysis majority influence constant scoring rules weighted scoring rules expected likelihood mathematical optimization economic analysis mathematical economics order theory coincidence probabilities anonymous voters approval voting economic psychology preference aggregation preference modeling predictive modeling simple majority voting procedures borda rule democracy evolutionary computation computational optimization bayesian analysis human decision process political theory econodynamics comparative analysis production management robust optimization social theory profiling technique user profiling economic design disparate impact comparative economics social ranking dynamic optimization information overload quantitative social science research philosophy of economics business science social choice theory business

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

OBITUARY: Peter C. Fishburn (1936–2021). Discrete Applied Mathematics (2021)

Steven J. BramsWilliam V. GehrleinFred S. Roberts

discrete algorithmsdiscrete modelingdiscrete mathematicsmathematicsapplied mathematics

Peter C. Fishburn (1936–2021). Theory and Decision (2021)

Steven J. BramsWilliam V. GehrleinFred S. Roberts

theoretical biologydecision theorydecision scienceeconomics

Peter Fishburn. Studies in choice and welfare (2021)

Steven BramsWilliam GehrleinFred RobertsMaurice Salles

public choicedecision sciencesocial scienceswelfarepsychologychoice theorydecision theorychoice modelswelfare economicsbehavioral decision makingconsumer choiceeconomic psychologysocial choicebehavioral sciences

Analyzing the Probability of Election Outcomes With Abstentions. Studies in choice and welfare (2020)

William V. GehrleinDominique Lepelley

decision analysispolitical scienceeconomicschoice theorystatisticselection outcomeselections

On the Probability of the Ostrogorski Paradox. Studies in choice and welfare (2020)

William V. GehrleinVincent Merlin

public choiceostrogorski paradoxbiaseconomicschoice theorydecision theoryprobability theory

Paradoxes in Numerical Comparison of Optimization Algorithms. IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation (2019)

Qunfeng LiuWilliam V. GehrleinLing WangYuan YanYingying CaoWei ChenYun Li

computer sciencenumerical comparisonoptimization algorithmsevolutionary computation

The Significant Impact of Abstentions on Election Outcomes. HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) (2018)

William V. GehrleinDominique Lepelley

political scienceeconomicscandidate selectionelection outcomesmajority influenceelections

An Evaluation of the Benefit of Using Two-Stage Election Procedures. Homo Oeconomicus (2017)

William V. GehrleinDominique LepelleyFlorenz Plassmann

political scienceeconomicselectionstwo-stage election procedures

Elections and Voting Paradoxes. Studies in choice and welfare (2017)

William V. GehrleinDominique Lepelley

collective choicevoting rulepolitical sciencepublic choiceeconomicssocial sciencescomparative politicschoice theoryvoting paradoxesdecision theorypolitical behaviorelectionssocial choice

Elections, Voting Rules and Paradoxical Outcomes. Studies in choice and welfare (2017)

William V. GehrleinDominique Lepelley

political sciencepublic choiceparadoxical outcomeseconomicssocial sciencescomparative politicselectionssocial choice

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William V. Gehrlein

Professor Emeritus of Operations Management Professor

University of Delaware

Affiliations

Alfred Lerner College of Business & Economics

Department of Business Administration

William V. Gehrlein is currently serving as an Alfred Lerner College Of Business & Economics Professor Emeritus of Operations Management Professor at University of Delaware.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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William V. Gehrlein

University of Delaware

Professor Emeritus of Operations Management Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

OBITUARY: Peter C. Fishburn (1936–2021). Discrete Applied Mathematics (2021)

Steven J. BramsWilliam V. GehrleinFred S. Roberts

discrete algorithmsdiscrete modelingdiscrete mathematicsmathematicsapplied mathematics

Peter C. Fishburn (1936–2021). Theory and Decision (2021)

Steven J. BramsWilliam V. GehrleinFred S. Roberts

theoretical biologydecision theorydecision scienceeconomics

Peter Fishburn. Studies in choice and welfare (2021)

Steven BramsWilliam GehrleinFred RobertsMaurice Salles

Analyzing the Probability of Election Outcomes With Abstentions. Studies in choice and welfare (2020)

William V. GehrleinDominique Lepelley

decision analysispolitical scienceeconomicschoice theorystatisticselection outcomeselections

On the Probability of the Ostrogorski Paradox. Studies in choice and welfare (2020)

William V. GehrleinVincent Merlin

public choiceostrogorski paradoxbiaseconomicschoice theorydecision theoryprobability theory

Paradoxes in Numerical Comparison of Optimization Algorithms. IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation (2019)

Qunfeng LiuWilliam V. GehrleinLing WangYuan YanYingying CaoWei ChenYun Li

computer sciencenumerical comparisonoptimization algorithmsevolutionary computation

The Significant Impact of Abstentions on Election Outcomes. HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) (2018)

William V. GehrleinDominique Lepelley

political scienceeconomicscandidate selectionelection outcomesmajority influenceelections

An Evaluation of the Benefit of Using Two-Stage Election Procedures. Homo Oeconomicus (2017)

William V. GehrleinDominique LepelleyFlorenz Plassmann

political scienceeconomicselectionstwo-stage election procedures

Elections and Voting Paradoxes. Studies in choice and welfare (2017)

William V. GehrleinDominique Lepelley

collective choicevoting rulepolitical sciencepublic choiceeconomicssocial sciencescomparative politicschoice theoryvoting paradoxesdecision theorypolitical behaviorelectionssocial choice

Elections, Voting Rules and Paradoxical Outcomes. Studies in choice and welfare (2017)

William V. GehrleinDominique Lepelley

political sciencepublic choiceparadoxical outcomeseconomicssocial sciencescomparative politicselectionssocial choice

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