JONATHAN KRISHNA RAMANI

Stockholm, Sweden

I am currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Statistics at Stockholm University, with a strong interest in macroeconomics, asset pricing, and econometrics. This page includes my curriculum vitae, research, and academic resources.

I hold a BSc in Statistics and Economics and previously worked as a teaching assistant at the Department of Statistics at Lund University, where I assisted in undergraduate courses. My research interests focus on macroeconomics, particularly DSGE modeling. I am currently working on developing DSGE models in Julia. More details can be found on the projects page. If you would like to get in touch, feel free to contact me.

Beyond academia, I am deeply interested in anthropology and South Indian classical music. I play the saxophone and enjoy playing jazz and movie soundtracks. I also love reading and writing sci-fi novels.

Stockholm University

PhD in Statistics, 2027―Present

MS in Statistics, 2025―2027

Lund University

BS in Statistics & Economics, 2025

Teaching Assistant in Statistics

function cobb_douglas(A, K, L, alpha, beta)
    """
    Cobb-Douglas production function
    Y = A * K^alpha * L^beta
    """
    return A * (K^alpha) * (L^beta)
end

selected publications

PhysRev

Exploring the Impact of Pseudo and Quasi Random Number Generators on Monte Carlo Integration of the Multivariate Normal Distribution

Marcus. Stolz, and J. C. Ramani

Phys. Rev., Lund, Sweden. More Information can be found here , May 1935

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This thesis examines the effects of pseudo and quasi-random number generators on the accuracy and efficiency of Monte Carlo Integration in the case of the multivariate normal distribution.