Bio

Currently, I am a PhD candidate in computer science at The Graduate Center of The City University of New York, working with Rohit Parikh. In 2013, I received my MSc in Logic at the University of Amsterdam, where I worked on group reasoning using computational logic under the supervision of Michiel van Lambalgen. I also have a BSc in Economics from University of Amsterdam.

My Erdös number is 3.

You can find my detailed CV here.

Research

My research focuses on groups. I analyze group reasoning and build epistemic models of social influence.

Yunqi Xue and Rohit Parikh, "Strategic Influence in Different Social Structures", The 27th Stony Brook International Conference on Game Theory, New York, US, July 2016.
Yunqi Xue and Rohit Parikh, "Strategic Belief Updates through Influence in a Community", Studies in Logic 8, no. 4, 124 -143, December 2015.
Rohit Parikh and Yunqi Xue, "Knowledge and Common Knowledge in the Era of Social Software", 11th International Conference on Technology, Knowledge and Society, University of California, Berkeley, US, February 2015.
Rohit Parikh and Yunqi Xue, "Expert Influence in a Community", 14th Asian Logic Conference, IIT Bombay, Mumbai, India, January 2015
Yunqi Xue, "Towards Closed-World Reasoning in Games - Ultimatum Game Revisited". ILLC Master Thesis, Universiteit van Amsterdam, 2013
Yunqi Xue and Andreas Witzel, "Belief and Cooperation in Simple Information Structures", Palmyr VIII Paris-Amsterdam-Switzerland Logic meeting of Young Researchers on Formal Epistemology, Lausanne, Switzerland, May 2009
Yunqi Xue and Andreas Witzel, "Information Structures and Beliefs in Public Goods Games", the 10th Szklarska Poreba Workshop on Formal Learning, Poland, February 2009