The medium of contingency
an inverse view of the market
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Publication
2015 - Springer, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
107,500 words, Guess
Page Count
430 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-101137286547
- ISBN-139781137286543
- Library of Congress Control Number2015029075
- Better World Books9781137286543
- Open LibraryOL30398323M
Classifications
- DDC332.64/57
- LCCHG6024.A3 A953 2015
- LCCHG4523QA8-QA10.4QA1-
Description
"The Medium of Contingency brings a completely new and original perspective to the relationship between the reality of the marketplace and its disassociation with the probabilistic and statistical tools used to model and support it. It utilises the author's extensive experience and research in derivatives pricing, the analysis of the theory of contingent claims and philosophy, and builds on the work of thinkers such as von Mises, Kolmogorov, Shafer and Vovk. This book argues a new way of thinking about the mathematical applications of finance: that market is "real" and relates to contingency, and yet has nothing to do with probability, when the latter is understood in its relation with statistics. Thus, a new appreciation of these relationships need to be developed to effectively apply them to the market. This book provides original insight into the relationship between financial mathematics and financial markets, and provides new perspectives on the theory of derivatives pricing in the quantitative finance industry. "--
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