Hanie Hatami
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About
B.S Student( Major in Physics & Minor in Economics).
I'm a fourth-year student majoring in physics and minoring in economics for my bachelor's degree. During my fourth semester, I started to become fascinated with economic principles, which inspired me to look into minoring in economics. My interest in the complicated relationships between physics and economics grew as I studied more about both subjects, especially complex systems and stochastic processes. My desire to comprehend how different fields of study connect and expose the amazing intricacy that underlies the world we live in has been stoked by this voyage. Since then, I have focused my research on these areas. Each new notion I encounter improves my appreciation for how intertwined and crucial these fields are in forming our understanding of life's wider concerns.
- Birthday: 19 Feb 2002
- Phone: +98 937 275 4514
- City: Tehran, Iran
- Degree: Bachelor
- Github & socials: @haniehtm
- Email: haniehatami7@gmail.com
- Academic Email: hanie.hatami@physics.sharif.edu
Skills
Resume
You can view my full resume and transcript at the end of the page.
Education
Bachelor of Physics (Major)
2020 - Present
Sharif University of Technology
GPA: 18.64/20.00
Bachelor of Economics (Minor)
2020 - Present
Sharif University of Technology
GPA: 19.43/20.00
Language
- Persian: Native
- English: Fluent(C1-C2)
- German: B2
Notable Courses
Physics Courses
- Stochastic Processes(Graduate) - Grade: 20.0/20.0
- Complex Systems(Graduate) - Grade: 19.5/20.0
- THERMODYN & STAT MECH1 - Grade: 19.0/20.0
- THERMODYN & STAT MECH2 - Grade: 20.0/20.0
- Introductory Programming(in Pyhton) - Grade: 20.0/20.0
- Biophysics(Graduate) - Grade: 18.0/20.0
- Network Science(Graduate) - Grade: 18.0/20.0
- Econophysics(Graduate) - Grade: TBA/20.0
- Individual Study(Graduate) - Grade: TBA/20.0
Economics Courses:
- Principles of Economics - Grade: 20.0/20.0
- Macroeconomics: Grade: 20.0/20.0
- Econometrics: Grade: 20.0/20.0
- Engineering Statistics and Probability: Grade: 20.0/20.0
- Engineering Statistics and Probability: Grade: 20.0/20.0
- History of Economics: Grade: 19.3/20.0
- Microeconomics: Grade: 19.0/20.0
- Digital Economics: Grade: 17.7/20.0
Teaching Experience
Teaching Assistant, Econophysics
Sep 2024 - Present
Sharif University of Technology
Instructor: Prof. M Reza Rahimi Tabar
Teaching Assistant, Contemporary Physics
Sep 2024 - Present
Sharif University of Technology
Instructor: Prof. Shahin Rouhani
Teaching Assistant, Introductory Programming (in Python)
Sep 2021 - Feb 2022
Sharif University of Technology
Instructor: Dr. Hamidreza Hosseinkhani
Teaching Assistant, Physics & Mathematics
Jun 2022 - Sep 2022
Bahonar Magnet High School
Instructor: Dr. Elnaz Rezaei
Community & Leaderships
Collaboration with the student scientific Journal
2024 - Present
Sharif University of Technology
Member of the editorial council in ranked 1 students scientific journal, Takaneh magazine.
Students Union Council
2023 - 2024
Sharif University of Technology
Department of Physics
Lecturer
2022
Sharif University of Technology
Giving Several Introductory Talks at Weekly Seminars of Lambda Circle Session Series.
Awards & Achievements
- Ranked 6 out of 60 students in department of Physics and department of Economics.
- Top 0.7% in the national university entrance exam(among 155000 students)
- Ranked 1 graduated at Bahonar Magnet High School.
Research Experience
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data-driven method to reveal the dynamic and noise using Hermite polynomials
Supervisor: Prof. M. Reza Rahimi Tabar
In this research, we deployed a new, yet superior method to reveal the drift, diffusion and jumps from moments of data which proves to be more accurate and faster than methods in literature. All the results, including extensive numerical simulations was generated by Python, and they were double-checked by Mathematica. This method uses Hermite Poly-nomials to find the best basis to approximate the function of kramers-Moyal’s coefficient. We applied advanced statistical techniques to derive the theory, which helped the theory to become robust to tail perturbations.
Sharif University of Technology
Jul 2024 - Ongoing
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Data-driven analysis of higher order interactions
Supervisor: Prof. M. Reza Rahimi Tabar
Smooth multidimensional dynamics all can be decomposed into a network of self loops, pairwise interactions, and higher order interactions which proves to be critical in understanding behavior of systems. Our team developed a far more accurate and faster method that can reveal higher order interactions and my python codes show that out method in estimation is nearer to real parameters than other methods.
Sharif University of Technology
Sep 2024 - Ongoing
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Interaction analysis of crypto-fiat exchange rate
Supervisor: Prof. Shahin Rouhani
Our team used enhanced numerical methods to analyze the interaction network of exchange rates. I solved the problems of fake causality detection of usual correlation detection methods with theory of Kramers-Moyal’s expansions and my codes revealed the best fitting dynamics which show the interactions between Crypto-Fiats and help us to undrestand the network of them.
Sharif University of Technology
Jul 2024 - Ongoing
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Stochastic Processes in Econophysics
Supervisor: Prof. M. Reza Rahimi Tabar
In this paper, we explore the application of stochastic processes to economic modeling, emphasizing the intersection of physics and economics. It aims to provide a comprehensive overview of how concepts from statistical mechanics and probability theory can be utilized to analyze complex economic systems, particularly in understanding market behaviors, risk management, and forecasting. By detailing various models such as Brownian motion, Markov chains, and agent-based models, the work highlights the importance of randomness and uncertainty in economic phenomena, advocating for a more nuanced approach to economic analysis that incorporates these elements for better predictive accuracy and robustness in decision-making.
Content: GitHub
Sharif University of Technology
Jul 2024 - Ongoing
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Wealth Distribution with Life-cycle
Supervisor: Prof. Ali Hosseiny
In this research, we investigated the wealth distribution of a society of ten thousand people in a thousand years. Our method is nearer to the real world data than others; Because we used the life-cycle model for people which is not in the 10% reachest people in our sample data.
Shahid Beheshti University
Jan 2024 - March 2024
Course Projects
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Detailed data-driven investigation of stochastic dynamic equations.(Stochastic processes course)
Supervisor: Prof. M Reza Rahimi Tabar
Calculation the distribution function of stochastic data, especially economic and financial. Checking the number of moments that can be calculated for the number of data. Finding the second stationarity of the data in two ways and calculating the length of the stationarity. Finding Kramers-Moyal coefficients (drift, diffusion and jump) by two methods and comparing the methods with each other and plotting them along with the error bar. Solving the analysis of several questions related to stochastic processes.
Codes &/or Documents: GitHub Repo
Sharif University of Technology
Apr 2024
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data-driven approach for higher-order interactions in high-dimensional complex systems.(Stochastic Processes course)
Supervisor: Prof. M Reza Rahimi Tabar
Calculation of Kramers-Moyal coefficients for higher dimensions and interactions between multiple time series. Estimating Kramers-Moyal conditional coefficients using statistical moments. Find the higher order interaction matrix.
Codes &/or Documents: GitHub Repo
Sharif University of Technology
Apr 2024
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Friendship networks and educational networks and their connection.(Network Science course)
Supervisor: Prof. Saman Moghimi Araghi
Calculation the interconnectedness of friendship networks and educational networks among students, emphasizing how these relationships influence academic collaboration and knowledge sharing. The purpose is to provide insights that can help educators and policymakers enhance collaborative learning environments and optimize resource allocation within academic institutions.
Codes &/or Documents: GitHub Repo
Sharif University of Technology
Oct 2023
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Drawing random graphs and checking the characteristics of the object. (Network Science course)
Supervisor: Prof. Saman Moghimi Araghi
Examining complex graphs such as the small world, Barabasi Albert and... . Also finding their characteristics and features.
Codes &/or Documents: GitHub Repo
Sharif University of Technology
Oct 2023
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Songbird-Social data analysis. (Complex Systems course)
Supervisor: Prof. Shahin Rouhani
Calculation social interactions within songbird communities using graph theory. It applies network analysis to study bird vocalizations and interactions, visualizes the social network, and calculates key metrics such as density, transitivity, and clustering to understand the birds' social structure.
Codes &/or Documents: GitHub Repo
Sharif University of Technology
Spring 2023
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Converting Data into Goods in Banking (Saman Bank in Iran). (Digital Economics course)
Supervisor: Prof. Farhad Nili
Investigating how data can be transformed into valuable assets in the banking sector, specifically using Saman Bank in Iran as a case study. It discusses strategies for data-driven decision-making, creating sustainable value, and turning data into commercial products, while emphasizing the importance of data management for long-term success in the banking industry.
Codes &/or Documents: GitHub Repo
Sharif University of Technology
Fall 2023
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A look at the article on the development of higher education and the gender gap in education in Iran. (Econometrics course)
Supervisor: Dr. M. Javad Dashtimanesh
Investigating the development of higher education in Iran and its impact on the gender gap in education, analyzing factors such as access to universities and years of education using econometric models. Its purpose is to investigate how higher education growth influences gender equality, with a focus on whether educational opportunities have benefited men and women differently.
Codes &/or Documents: GitHub Repo
Sharif University of Technology
Fall 2023
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The difference between the pattern of industrialization in England and American. (History of Economics course)
Supervisor: Prof. Farhad Nili
Investigating the industrialization patterns of England and the United States, examining factors such as economic freedom, labor systems, and government policies that shaped their unique paths during the Industrial Revolution. The purpose is to provide insights into how these countries developed distinct industrial models that influenced their economic and social structures, with lasting global impacts.
Codes &/or Documents: GitHub Repo
Sharif University of Technology
Spring 2022
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The role of government in growth. (Macroeconomics course)
Supervisor: Prof. A. Mahmoudzadeh
Investigating the role of government in promoting economic growth by analyzing various fiscal, monetary, and regulatory policies. Its purpose is to evaluate how different government interventions, such as public investments and regulatory frameworks, impact long-term economic development, balancing growth with potential risks like inflation or debt accumulation.
Codes &/or Documents: GitHub Repo
Sharif University of Technology
Spring 2023
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International Dimensions of Climate Change Policies. (Macroeconomics course)
Supervisor: Prof. A. Mahmoudzadeh
Investigating the international dimensions of climate change policies, focusing on how developed countries outsource pollution and strategies for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions in low- and middle-income countries. Its purpose is to highlight the complexities of global environmental responsibility, emphasizing the need for cooperation between nations to achieve effective and equitable climate solutions.
Codes &/or Documents: GitHub Repo
Sharif University of Technology
Spring 2023
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Labor Market (Minimum Wage Rate). (Microeconomics course)
Supervisor: Dr. Tajrishy
Investigating the determination of minimum wage rates and their implications on the labor market, focusing on the balance between preventing exploitation and maintaining employment levels. Its purpose is to analyze the effects of minimum wage policies on economic conditions, worker welfare, and the dynamics between workers, employers, and the government.
Codes &/or Documents: GitHub Repo
Sharif University of Technology
Fall 2022
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Exploring Periodic Boundary Conditions: A Study on 2D and 3D Spheres and Continuum Limit. (Wave course)
Supervisor: Prof. Faraji
Investigating systems with periodic boundary conditions in both two and three dimensions, focusing on the mathematical and computational techniques used to analyze the dynamics of particles and waves in these constrained environments. The purpose is to derive and solve governing equations, providing insights into the behavior of these systems while emphasizing the interplay between analytical and numerical methods in understanding complex geometries.
Codes &/or Documents: GitHub Repo
Sharif University of Technology
Fall 2023
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21-centimeter radiation. (Spectroscopy course)
Supervisor: Prof. Esfandiar
Investigating the significance of 21-centimeter radiation in astrophysics, focusing on its role in probing the interstellar medium and understanding cosmic structures through the study of neutral hydrogen atoms. The purpose of the article is to highlight the techniques used in observing this radiation and its implications for cosmology, including insights into the universe's expansion and the formation of galaxies.
Codes &/or Documents: GitHub Repo
Sharif University of Technology
Spring 2022
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Two-stage amplifier with gain=500. (Electronic course)
Supervisor: Prof. Yas Hosseini Tehrani
presents a two-stage amplifier designed to achieve a high gain of 500, which is significant for enhancing signal strength in various applications. Its purpose is to contribute to advancements in amplifier technology, potentially improving performance in electronic devices that require robust signal amplification.
Codes &/or Documents: GitHub Repo
Sharif University of Technology
Fall 2022
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Green function and its applications. (ElectroMag2 course)
Supervisor: Prof. Shant Baghram
Investigation the application of Green's functions in the context of electrostatics, specifically focusing on the potential distribution in conductors, such as spherical metal shells with varying potentials across their hemispheres. The purpose is to derive the Green function for a sphere, which is essential for solving problems involving point charges and understanding the behavior of electric fields in conductive materials.
Codes &/or Documents: GitHub Repo
Sharif University of Technology
Fall 2022
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Solving a non-linear system of differential equations. (AnalyticalMechanics1 course)
Supervisor: Prof. Bahman Abadi
Investigation the application of Euler's method in solving non-linear systems of differential equations, emphasizing its sensitivity to initial conditions and time step variations. The purpose is to illustrate the challenges and behaviors encountered in numerical solutions, particularly in chaotic systems, while adhering to the principles of energy conservation.
Codes &/or Documents: GitHub Repo
Sharif University of Technology
Fall 2022