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Mathematics Of Financial Markets Finance 2nd Robert J Elliott

Name: Mathematics Of Financial Markets Finance 2nd Robert J Elliott
SKU: BELL-1271948
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Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.04 MB

Pages: 355

Author: Robert J. Elliott

ISBN: 9780824704667, 0824704665

Language: English

Year: 2004

Edition: 2nd

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Mathematics Of Financial Markets Finance 2nd Robert J Elliott by Robert J. Elliott 9780824704667, 0824704665 instant download after payment.

Recent years have seen a number of introductory texts which focus on the applications of modern stochastic calculus to the theory of finance, and on the pricing models for derivative securities in particular. Some of these books develop the mathematics very quickly, making substantial demands on the readerOs background in advanced probability theory. Others emphasize the financial applications and do not attempt a rigorous coverage of the continuous-time calculus. This book provides a rigorous introduction for those who do not have a good background in stochastic calculus. The emphasis is on keeping the discussion self-contained rather than giving the most general results possible.