Welcome!

I’m Davide, PhD student at Laboratoire d’Informatique de Grenoble in the GHOST (former POLARIS) group, under the supervision of Panayotis Mertikopoulos and Bary Pradelski.

My research deals with geometric aspects of learning and evolution in games; contact me at davide dot legacci at univ-grenoble-alpes dot fr or head over to my blog to find out more.

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2023

  • September 2023, presentation at SLMath: Recurrence vs Convergence – A Geometric Approach to Learning in Games. [SLIDES]
  • August – September 2023, visiting period at SLMath, University of California, Berkeley for the Mathematics and Computer Science of Market and Mechanism Design workshop.
  • June 2023, presentation at the Alpine Game Theory Symposium. [SLIDES]
  • February 2023, POLARIS seminar. Talk: Hodge Decomposition for Normal Form Games. [SLIDES]

Before that

  • Feb – Aug 2022: venturing outside academia, working for a few months as Digital Content Specialist for Mathematics at StudySmarter
  • Fall 2020 – Spring 2022: Research assistant at STRUCTURES Cluster of Excellence with Gabriele Benedetti, Heidelberg University
    • June 2021, Symplectic Geometry Seminar. Talk: A dichotomy for the generalized Hamiltonian Lotka-Volterra system
    • March 2021, RTG 2229 Seminar on Holomorphic dynamics à la Milnor. Talk: Leau-Fatou Flower Theorem
    • December 2020, Symplectic Geometry Seminar. Talk: From Normal Form Games to Hamiltonian Evolutionary Dynamics
    • November 2020, STRUCTURES Jour Fixe. Talk: Zero-sum evolutionary games and convex Hamiltonian systems. [SLIDES]
    • October 2020, RTG 2229 Seminar on Topological K-Theory
    • September 2020, Symplectic Geometry Seminar. Talk: The Poisson Geometry of Replicator Dynamics. [SLIDES]
    • Summer term 2020, teaching assistant for the seminar “Geometric Quantization at Heidelberg University
    • Summer term 2020, teaching assistant for the lecture “Differential Geometry 1” at Heidelberg University
    • Winter term 2020-2021, seminar on “Mathematical Aspects of Classical Mechanics
  • May 2020, Master of Science, Heidelberg University: Poisson geometry in Evolutionary Game Theory
  • Summer term 2018, teaching assistant for the lecture “General Relativity” at Heidelberg University