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Problems and Solutions in Mathematical Finance - Stochastic Calculus V1

Name: Problems and Solutions in Mathematical Finance - Stochastic Calculus V1
Brand: John Wiley & Sons Inc
SKU: 01339192
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Author: Eric Chin
ISBN: 9781119965831

Eric Chin

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Libristo kod: 01339192

Nakladnici John Wiley & Sons Inc, listopad 2014

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Mathematical finance is one of the most popular courses at universities and the development in this field is getting more and more sophisticated. Although the progress in mathematical finance has been substantial in recent years, the mathematical principles behind it have not changed in any fundamental way. This book will provide a thorough treatment of stochastic calculus and probability theory that underpin the theory of mathematical finance. The book will take a dual approach - to use stochastic calculus to develop partial differentiation equations for pricing options and also to construct probability measures via martingale theory so that option prices can be expressed as expectations. Each chapter will begin with an introduction of the fundamentals, and the essential definitions and explanations needed to solve the subsequent problems. For students and practitioners, as well as those involved in teaching mathematical finance and financial engineering, this book can be used as a supplementary text or as an independent self-study tool.