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In this paper we extend standard dynamic programming results for the risk sensitive optimal control of discrete time Markov chains to a new class of models. The state space is only finite, but now the assumptions about the Markov transition matrix are much less restrictive. Our results are then...
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We consider either a discrete time or an age-dependent branching process where the population consists of k types of individuals. Each time an individual is born, an action is chosen, for him which affects his lifetime, the number and types of his offspring, and the reward received. The problem...
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In this paper we extend standard dynamic programming results for the risk sensitive optimal control of discrete time Markov chains to a new class of models. The state space is only finite, but now the assumptions about the Markov transition matrix are much less restrictive. Our results are then...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to generalize the one-factor mortgage-backed securities (MBS)-pricing model proposed by Kariya and Kobayashi to a three-factor model. The authors describe prepayment behavior due to refinancing and rising housing prices by discrete-time, no-arbitrage...
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Finite and infinite planning horizon Markov decision problems are formulated for a class of jump processes with general state and action spaces and controls which are measurable functions on the time axis taking values in an appropriate metrizable vector space. For the finite horizon problem,...
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This paper develops a general stochastic model of a frictionless security market with continuous trading. The vector price process is given by a semimartingale of a certain class, and the general stochastic integral is used to represent capital gains. Within the framework of this model, we...
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A paper by the same authors in the 1981 volume of Stochastic Processes and Their Applications presented a general model, based on martingales and stochastic integrals, for the economic problem of investing in a portfolio of securities. In particular, and using the terminology developed therein,...
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