Central
European University
New York, USA - Budapest, Hungary
Welcome to Martino's Homepage
About me:
My full name is Mbele
Bidima Martin Le Doux. I am originally from
Cameroon, Africa.
After graduating a B.Sc
in Mathematics and a Secondary School
Teacher's Diploma in 1997,
a M.Sc in
Mathematics and
a High
School Teacher's Diploma in 1999, and a First
Year Doctoral Degree Testimonial (D.E.A) in
Mathematics in 2000/2001, all these from my
home university, the
University of Yaounde I,
I changed my Pure Mathematics' field of study by traveling to South
Africa in 2003/2004, where I completed a Postgraduate Diploma
in Applied Mathematics
and Computer Programming, at the African Institute for Mathematical
Sciences (AIMS).
Please click
here
to see my very
first homepage I built while studying there.
In the following year i.e., in 2004/2005, I went to the
University of
Cambridge,
UK, for a one-year
Master's Studies inFinancial
Mathematics, where I
completed the very competitive and challenging postgraduate course in
the World, the so-called Part III
of
the Mathematical Tripos.
Due to the lack of scholarship continuation, I went back home
where I hold some teaching position at universities such as at the Université
de Yaoundé Sud,
until 2007.
Currently I am since September 2007, a Ph
D student in Mathematical
Finance
at Central
European
University (CEU), in Budapest, Hungary.
Under the supervision of Dr
Miklos Rasonyi (SZTAKI,
Budapest, and Edinburgh,
UK), my current Ph D research works lie in the specific subject of Asymptotic
Arbitrage and Optimal
Investment/Control in Markovian Financial Markets, in
the Discrete-Time setting.
Founded
by the renowned financier George
Soros,
CEU is a U.S. accredited university run in two
campusses: in New York, USA, and in Budapest, Hungary/Europe.
