Brownian motion with oblique reflection on a wedgeWe show that the only flow solving the stochastic differential equation (SDE) on $\\RR$ $$dX_t = 1_{\\{X_t>0\\}}W_+(dt) + 1_{\\{X_t<0\\}}dW_-(dt),$$ where $W^+$ and $W^-$ are two independent white noises, is a...
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Liquids vibrate and slide past each other due to the slightly smaller distances between the molecules. On the other hand, gases move freely in a random motion mainly because of the significantly larger spaces between each molecule. Solid, liquid, and gas have different molecular arrangements....
Black-Scholes ModelThe Black-Scholes model is one of the most widely used and influential option pricing models in the financial industry. It assumes that the underlying asset price follows a geometric Brownian motion and that the markets are efficient. The key inputs to the model include the ...
Brownian motion is the random, non-directed movements that happen when immobile particles are suspended in a fluid, like water. The numerous small particles in the fluid bump into each other, causing erratic and unpredictable movements as the particles repeatedly collide and drift. A living ...
Brownian movement is the random zigzag motion of particles that can be seen under a microscope. The motion is caused by the collision of molecules with colloid particles in the dispersing medium. In addition, colloids display the Tyndall effect. When a strong light is shone through a colloidal ...
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Pricing European Options Using the Finance Package Simulation We will consider a stochastic variable, which follows the standard Brownian motion with drift 0.055 and diffusion 0.3. Here ae sample paths for . You can compute the expected value of any...
In this chapter we will give examples of various kinds of Markov processes. Also we will construct Brownian motion and use it to construct some other processes that are particularly important in excursion theory.
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