Andreas Löhne

Andreas Löhne serves as a Professor at the Department of Mathematics within the Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics at Goethe University Frankfurt, where he actively contributes to research and academic discourse.

His research centers on Game Theory and Mathematical Optimization, with specialized expertise in computing Nash equilibria for low-rank bi-matrix games and polytope-based constrained games. He employs multi-objective linear programming solvers like bensolve to transform complex game-theoretic problems into tractable optimization frameworks, bridging discrete mathematics and computational economics.

Professor Löhne is an integral participant in Goethe University's Discrete Mathematics, Geometry and Optimization research group, regularly presenting novel findings at the departmental Oberseminar series as evidenced by his May 2025 lecture on Nash equilibria computation.