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In this paper the asymptotic behaviour of the maximum likelihood and Bayesian estimators of a delay parameter is studied. The observed process is supposed to be the solution of a linear stochastic differential equation with one time delay term. It is shown that these estimators are consistent...
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The geometric Brownian motion is the solution of a linear stochastic differential equation in the Itô-sense. If one adds to the drift term a possible nonlinear time delayed term and starts with a nonnegative initial process then the process generated in this way, may hit zero and may oscillate...
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We study a bond market model and related term structure of interest rates where prices of zero coupon bonds are driven by a jump-diffusion process. We present a criterion on the deterministic forward rate volatilities under which the short rate process is Markovian and give sufficient conditions...
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Short rates of interest are considered within in the term structure model of Eberlein-Raible [6] driven by a Lévy process. It is shown that they are Markovian if and only if the volatility function factorizes. This extends results of Caverhill [5] for the Wiener process and of Eberlein, Raible...
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The stochastic delay differential equationis considered, where Z(t) is a process with independent stationary increments and a is a finite signed measure. We obtain necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of a stationary solution to this equation in terms of a and the Lévy measure...
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We present a class of Lévy processes for modelling financial market fluctuations: bilateral Gamma processes. Our starting point is to explore the properties of bilateral Gamma distributions, and then we turn to their associated Lévy processes. We treat exponential Lévy stock models with an...
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