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Options / Variance gamma process / Black–Scholes / Normal distribution / Stochastic volatility / Implied volatility / Geometric Brownian motion / Wiener process / Gamma distribution / Statistics / Stochastic processes / Mathematical finance
Date: 2002-08-30 08:31:29
Options
Variance gamma process
Black–Scholes
Normal distribution
Stochastic volatility
Implied volatility
Geometric Brownian motion
Wiener process
Gamma distribution
Statistics
Stochastic processes
Mathematical finance

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