The Kim C. Border Repository |
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Kim Border was a professor in Caltech's Humanities & Social Sciences division for 41 years (1979--2020). He was an amazingly generous teacher with a passion for mathematical economics. As a teacher, he wrote volumes of in-depth lecture notes for his courses and shared them freely on his website. In November 2020 I downloaded as much of this content as I could, so it could be shared with future generations of students and teachers in economics and mathematics.
- Kim's collection of notes. This is a pretty exhaustive compilation of all of his various lecture notes.
- Kim's unfinished text on optimization, dated November 20, 2015. Contributed by Martin Osborne.
- Kim's Convex Analysis course, which contains a book's worth of lectures on convex analysis and an incredibly extensive bibliography.
- Kim's Intro to Probability & Statistics course, again with complete lecture notes.
- Kim's Theory of Value course, with notes and problem sets.
- Kim's course on Economic Progress, with notes and bibliogrpahy on economic growth.
- Kim's website, downloaded on November 20, 2020.