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The Dynamics of Stochastic Volatility: Evidence from Underlying and Option Markets

by Christopher S. Jones , 2000
"... This paper proposes and estimates a more general parametric stochastic variance model of equity index returns than has been previously considered using data from both underlying and options markets. The parameters of the model under both the objective and riskneutral measures are estimated simultane ..."
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simultaneously. I conclude that the square root stochastic variance model of Heston (1993) and others is incapable of generating realistic returns behavior and find that the data are more accurately represented by a stochastic variance model in the CEV class or a model that allows the price and variance

Pricing Step Options under the CEV and other Solvable Diffusion Models

by G. Campolieti, R. Makarov, K. Wouterloot , 2013
"... We consider a special family of occupation-time derivatives, namely proportional step op-tions introduced by Linetsky in [Math. Finance, 9, 55–96 (1999)]. We develop new closed-form spectral expansions for pricing such options under a class of nonlinear volatility diffusion pro-cesses which includes ..."
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We consider a special family of occupation-time derivatives, namely proportional step op-tions introduced by Linetsky in [Math. Finance, 9, 55–96 (1999)]. We develop new closed-form spectral expansions for pricing such options under a class of nonlinear volatility diffusion pro-cesses which

Equational and implicational classes of coalgebras

by H. Peter Gumm , 2001
"... If F: Set → Set is a functor which is bounded and preserves weak generalized pullbacks then a class of F-coalgebras is a covariety, i.e., closed under H (homomorphic images), S (sub-coalgebras) and � (sums), if and only if it can be de ned by a set of “coequations”. Similarly, quasi-covarieties, i.e ..."
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.e., classes closed under H and � , can be characterized by implications of coequations. These results are analogous to the theorems of Birkhoff and of Mal’cev in classical

Equational and implicational classes of co-algebras (Extended Abstract)

by H. Peter Gumm
"... If T: Set! Set is a functor which is bounded and preserves weak pullbacks then a class of T-coalgebras is acovariety, i.e closed under H (homomorphic images), S (sub-coalgebras) and (sums), if and only if it can be de ned by a set of "coequations". Similarly, classes closed under H and can ..."
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If T: Set! Set is a functor which is bounded and preserves weak pullbacks then a class of T-coalgebras is acovariety, i.e closed under H (homomorphic images), S (sub-coalgebras) and (sums), if and only if it can be de ned by a set of "coequations". Similarly, classes closed under H

A POLYNOMIAL CHARACTERIZATION OF CONGRUENCE CLASSES

by Radim Bělohlávek , Ivan Chajda
"... Abstract Let V be a regular and permutable variety and A = (A, F ) ∈ V. Let ∅ = C ⊆ A. We get an explicite list L of polynomials such that C is a congruence class of some θ ∈ Con A iff C is closed under all terms of L. Morevover, if V is of a finite similarity type, L is finite. If also A ∈ V is fi ..."
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) be an algebra, let ∅ = C ⊆ A. It was proved by A. I. Mal 'cev [5] that C is a class of some θ ∈ Con A if and only if either τ (C) ∩ C = ∅ or τ (C) ⊆ C for any translation of A. Let us recall that by a translation is in [5] meant a unary polynomial. Although this characterization is simple and very useful

Chajda I.: A polynomial characterization of congruence classes

by Radim Bìlohlávek, Ivan Chajda, Radim Bìlohlávek, Ivan Chajda - Algebra Universalis
"... Let V be a regular and permutable variety and A = (A;F) 2 V. Let; 6 = C A. We get an explicite list L of polynomials such that C is a congruence class of some 2 ConA i C is closed under all terms of L. Morevover, if V is of a nite similarity type, L is nite. If also A 2 V is nite, all polynomials ..."
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. It was proved by A. I. Mal'cev [5] that C is a class of some 2 ConA if and only if either (C) \ C = ; or (C) C for any translation of A. Let us recall that by a translation is in [5] meant a unary polynomial. Although this characterization is simple and very useful thourough general algebra, its

Equational Formulae with Membership Constraints

by Hubert Comon, Catherine Delor - Information and Computation , 1994
"... We propose a set of transformation rules for first order formulae whose atoms are either equations between terms or "membership constraints" t 2 i. i can be interpreted as a regular tree language (i is called a sort in the algebraic specification community) or as a tree language in any cla ..."
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class of languages which satisfies some adequate closure and decidability properties. This set of rules is proved to be correct, terminating and complete. This provides a quantifier elimination procedure: for every regular tree language L, the first order theory of some structure defining L is decidable

Fast strong approximation Monte-Carlo schemes for stochastic volatility models

by Christian Kahl , Peter Jäckel - Working Paper, ABN AMRO , 2006
"... Abstract Numerical integration methods for stochastic volatility models in financial markets are discussed. We concentrate on two classes of stochastic volatility models where the volatility is either directly given by a mean-reverting CEV process or as a transformed Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process. For ..."
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Abstract Numerical integration methods for stochastic volatility models in financial markets are discussed. We concentrate on two classes of stochastic volatility models where the volatility is either directly given by a mean-reverting CEV process or as a transformed Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process

Maximally complete fields

by Bjorn Poonen - Enseign. Math , 1993
"... Abstract. Kaplansky proved in 1942 that among all fields with a valuation having a given divisible value group G, a given algebraically closed residue field R, and a given restriction to the minimal subfield (either the trivial valuation on Q or Fp, or the p-adic valuation on Q), there is one that i ..."
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are formal series of the form ∑ g∈S αgpg where S is a well-ordered subset of G and the αg’s are residue class representatives. We conclude with some remarks on the p-adic Mal’cev-Neumann field containing ¯ Qp. 1.

INTERNAL PROFUNCTORS AND COMMUTATOR THEORY; APPLICATIONS TO EXTENSIONS CLASSIFICATION AND CATEGORICAL GALOIS THEORY

by Dominique Bourn
"... Abstract. We clarify the relationship between internal profunctors and connectors on pairs (R, S) of equivalence relations which originally appeared in the new profunctorial approach of the Schreier-Mac Lane extension theorem [11]. This clarification allows us to extend this Schreier-Mac Lane theore ..."
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theorem to any exact Mal’cev category with centralizers. On the other hand, still in the Mal’cev context and in respect to the categorical Galois theory associated with a reflection I, it allows us to produce the faithful action of a certain abelian group on the set of classes (up to isomorphism) of I
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