About

Antoine Levy is an Assistant Professor at UC Berkeley Haas School of Business, specializing in real estate. His research focuses on the interaction of public policies, housing markets, and spatial sorting. Levy's academic background includes a PhD in Economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), an MA in Economics from the Paris School of Economics, an MSc in Management from HEC Paris, a BA in Economics from Paris-Sorbonne University, and studies at ENS Ulm. Since joining Haas in 2023, he has contributed to the understanding of urban economics and housing markets through his research on how public policies influence these areas.

Research topics

• Materials science
• Metallurgy
• Composite material
• Forensic engineering
• Mechanics

Selected publications

• 非理想インダクタにより誘起された回転磁場駆動流における磁場移流【JST・京大機械翻訳】

  Physics of Fluids · 2018-01-01

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• US immigration order strikes against biotech

  Nature Biotechnology · 2017-03-01 · 2 citations

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• EROSION-CORROSION-WEAR PROGRAM

  eScholarship (California Digital Library) · 2013-07-22

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  The equipment upon which the experimental work was done is available to you for the generation of

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• Burleigh, Henry Thacker

  African American Studies Center · 2013-03-15

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• Dett R. Nathaniel

  African American Studies Center · 2013-03-15

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• THE EROSION BEHAVIOR OF STEEL AS A FUNCTION OF MICROSTRUCTURE ON SOLID PARTICLE EROSION

  University of North Texas Digital Library (University of North Texas) · 2013-04-25

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  The effects of the microstructure of two ductile steels on their so-lid particle erosion were determined.The steels chosen allowed microstructural changes to be made without drastically changing their hardness, which is reported to be a direct function of erosion resis~ tance.The steels used were plain carbon 1075 and 1020 in the coarse pearlite, fine pearlite, and spheroidized forms for the 1075 and in three spherodized conditions for the 1020 steel.Single particle and multiple particle erosion tests were conducted using 240 llm diameter SiC particles, angles of impingement of 15, 30, and 90 and veloci~ ties of 30.5 mps (100fps) and 61 mps (200fps).Both surface and subsurface analyses were conducted using scanning electron microscopy.In the roan temperature erosion tests, the spheroidized microstructure of the 1075 steel eroded less than either of the two pearlitic microstructures.It was found that the pearlitic steels exhibited cracking at the eroded surface as well as beneath it, causing greater material removal.The spheroidized structure showed no surface cracking; however, cracking did occur at a depth of approximately 20 llm below the surface.The carbide particle spacing

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• The effect of Van der Waals force on Particle Comminution in Jet-Mill

  2012-01-01

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• Dett, R. Nathaniel

  African American Studies Center · 2005-04-07

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• Gilman, Lawrence (1878-1939), music critic and scholar

  American National Biography Online · 2000-02-01

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• Damrosch, Frank Heino (1859-1937), music educator

  American National Biography Online · 2000-02-01

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Frequent coauthors

• G.Q. Geng

  Jangan University

  31 shared

• Wang Buqian

  Henan Institute of Education

  29 shared

• D.H. Boone

  22 shared

• Greg Hickey

  17 shared

• Man Yongfa

  Academia Sinica

  15 shared

• B.Q. Wang

  15 shared

• Nancy Jee

  14 shared

• B.Q. Wang

  Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

  12 shared