No, I'm not looking at stochastic volatility. I have had a brief look at
On Mon, 13 Sep 2004, Daniel J. Duffy wrote:
> Neil,
> Are you doing any work on Heston sto. vol. and PIDE (not 100,000 miles (km)) away from current topic?
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> Cheers
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> Daniel
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> Hello,
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> Lots of interesting financial models, such as variance gamma and normal
> inverse gamma, are pure jump models, so any redesign should take them into
> consideration. Bringing in a LevyProcess class, with drift, diffusion and
> jump methods might tidy things up. However, that is quite a large
> change and might cause more problems than it solves.
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> Neil
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