Eleni Katirtzoglou received her PhD degree in Mathematics in 1996 from the University of Memphis and her MSc degree in European Political Economy in 2005 from the London School of Economics. During the years 1996-2000 she was a research fellow in the Basic Research Institute in the Mathematical Sciences (BRIMS) at Hewlett-Packard Labs, Bristol and in the Department of Control Optimisation and Stochastics at Delft University of Technology.

Her current academic focus is in designing and developing mathematical courses for economists and in investigating the impact of Orlicz and Musielak-Orlicz spaces in financial mathematics.

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Education

MSc, European Political Economy; Integration, European Instiute at LSE, 2005
PhD, Mathematics, University of Memphis, 1996
MSc, Mathematics, University of Memphis, 1993
BSc, Mathematics, University of Patras, 1989

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Publications (Citations)

Eleni Katirtzoglou (2003), Does Growth Theory Provide a Rationale for the Lisbon Strategy?” Master Thesis, LSE.
Eleni Katirtzoglou (1999), The Cycle time Vector of D-A-D Functions, Linear Algebra and Applications, 293(1-3): 133-144.
Eleni Katirtzoglou (1998), Type and Cotype of Musielak-Orlicz sequence spaces, Journal of Mathematical Analysis and its Applications, 226(2): 431-455.
Eleni Katirtzoglou (1997), Normal Structure of Musielak-Orlicz spaces, Collectanea Mathimatica, 48(4-6): 571-585.
Eleni Katirtzoglou (1996), Geometric Properties of Banach Spaces, PhD thesis, University of Memphis.

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Lecturing

MA209 Differential Equations-Lent Term 2014, 2015
MA313 Probability for Finance-Michaelmas Term 2014
ME106 Real Analysis at LSE, Methods Summer Programme-from 2013

Mathematics Class Teaching at LSE

MA100 Mathematical Methods
MA107 Quantitative Methods (Mathematics)
ST107 Quantitative Methods (Statistics)
MA203 Real Analysis
MA209 Differential Equations
MA212 Further Mathematical Methods

Economics Class Teaching at LSE

EC100 Economics A (2006-2008)
EC230 Economics of European Integration (2008-2011)
EC230 Economics in Public Policy (2011-2013)
EC235 Economics of European Integration (2009-2014) at LSE Summer School

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