How to pronounce “shapley” in English

Shapley argued that what Harvard really needed was a program in graduate level astronomy.

Harlow Shapley took over as director of the observatory after Pickering died, and he used Ms. Leavitt's stars

And so when Shapley started looking for graduate students, the only fellowship support he had were

So Harlow Shapley at Harvard, he was convinced-- he was the reigning astronomer in the early 20th century.

And what Gale and Shapley observed is that that matching, regardless of what the preferences were that were the input, is stable.

But Gale and Shapley, to my recollection, did not cite Jane Austen in that paper.

But Gale and Shapley, in their '62 paper, they said, you know, there's a big difference between defining what's a stable matching

So she was constantly corresponding with Shapley about their projects together and what was the next thing to do.

the paper that Gale and Shapley wrote 10 years later.

So her advisor, Shapley, and the reigning authority on stellar composition told her not to make too much of this

Mrs. Shapley was working for the Navy doing ballistics trajectories.

In 2012, he and Lloyd S. Shapley were awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics for their contributions to stable allocations and market design.

I guess, it was the original Gale, Shapley paper the lot has subsequently been built on.

Well, Gale and Shapley wrote a prescient paper called "College Admissions and the Stability of Marriage."

So why don't you outline, let's say, the Gale Shapley example just as a very simple case, a starting problem, so people can get an idea of what this matching process