Date
Mon, 12 May 2008
14:15
Location
Oxford-Man Institute
Speaker
Prof. Des Higham
Organisation
Strathclyde

Mike Giles recently came up with a very general technique that improves the fundamental complexity of Monte Carlo simulation in the context where stochastic differential equations are simulated numerically. I will discuss some work with Mike Giles and Xuerong Mao that extends the theoretical support for this approach to the case of financial options without globally Lipschitz payoff functions. I will also suggest other application areas where this multi-level approach might prove valuable, including stochastic computation in cell biology.

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