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Notation key and Greek alphabet | ||
1 | Probability I : an introduction to discrete probability | 7 |
2 | Portfolio management and the capital asset pricing model | 41 |
3 | Background on options | 79 |
4 | An aperitif on arbitrage | 89 |
5 | Probability II : more discrete probability | 103 |
6 | Discrete-time pricing models | 139 |
7 | The Cox-Ross-Rubinstein model | 187 |
8 | Probability III : continuous probability | 203 |
9 | The Black-Scholes option pricing formula | 237 |
10 | Optimal stopping and American options | 277 |
App. A | Pricing nonattainable alternatives in an incomplete market | 305 |
App. B | Convexity and the separation theorem | 321 |
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