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The earth is round (p < 0.01).


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accepted Copula theory: Understanding this mapping ($t \mapsto C(t,a)$)
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asked Copula theory: Understanding this mapping ($t \mapsto C(t,a)$)
Dec
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comment Black scholes model type
@math Here: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/…
Dec
13
accepted What's the intuition behind non-integer exponents/powers
Dec
13
comment Integral with respect to Wiener process.
@did Can you supply the correct answer please?
Dec
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accepted Solving SDE: $dX(t) = udt + \sigma X(t)dB(t)$
Dec
13
asked Expectations of multiplied Wiener processes.
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12
revised Is this geometric Brownian Motion?
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comment Is this geometric Brownian Motion?
$\sigma(t)$ is stochastic and has a separate Wiener process inside of it.
Dec
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asked Is this geometric Brownian Motion?
Dec
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revised How many multiples of X lie in the arbitrary range [Y,Z]?
Avoided distracting, unnecessary and irritating signature.
Dec
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suggested suggested edit on How many multiples of X lie in the arbitrary range [Y,Z]?
Dec
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comment Partial Derivative of an Integral
Do you know if/why my answer is incorrect (if yours is correct)? I know that it's false to say that "you can't write partial derivatives w.r.t. BM". For example apply Ito's lemma to the function $f(t,x)$, where $x$ is $B(t)$ (in fact this is one of the most standard routines in stochastic finance). Applying Ito's lemma you will end up having to evaluate $\frac{\partial f}{\partial x}(t,x)$.
Dec
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comment What's the intuition behind non-integer exponents/powers
This helps!${}{}{}$
Dec
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asked What's the intuition behind non-integer exponents/powers
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revised Partial Derivative of an Integral
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Dec
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answered Partial Derivative of an Integral
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accepted Notation: What's $]a,b[$
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asked Notation: What's $]a,b[$
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awarded  Tumbleweed