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We present new algorithms for weak approximation of stochastic differential equations driven by pure jump Lévy processes. The method uses adaptive non-uniform discretization based on the times of large jumps of the driving process. To approximate the solution between these times we replace the...
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We obtain upper and lower bounds for the density of a functional of a diffusion whose drift is bounded and measurable. The argument consists of using Girsanov’s theorem together with an Itô–Taylor expansion of the change of measure. One then applies Malliavin calculus techniques in a...
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We study the problem of density estimation of a non-degenerate diffusion using kernel functions. Thanks to Malliavin calculus techniques, we obtain an expansion of the discretization error. Then, we introduce a new control variate method in order to reduce the variance in the density estimation....
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We treat an extension of Jacod's theorem for initial enlargement of filtrations with respect to random times. In Jacod's theorem the main condition requires the absolute continuity of the conditional distribution of the random time with respect to a nonrandom measure. Examples appearing in the...
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We study the Euler approximation scheme for solutions of stochastic differential equations with boundary conditions in two different examples: (a) the one-dimensional case with linear boundary condition, and (b) the multidimensional case with constant diffusion coefficient and general boundary...
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We provide asymptotic results for time-changed Lévy processes sampled at random instants. The sampling times are given by the first hitting times of symmetric barriers, whose distance with respect to the starting point is equal to [epsilon]. For a wide class of Lévy processes, we introduce a...
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Most authors who studied the problem of option hedging in incomplete markets, and, in particular, in models with jumps, focused on finding the strategies that minimize the residual hedging error. However, the resulting strategies are usually unrealistic because they require a continuously...
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