The Calculus of Finance

Dec 03, 2012

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Calculus of Finance. Goal -- Understand several Nobel prize winning finance theories using a scientific understanding of basic calculus to derive the fundamental finance equations with less effort.Focus on portfolio selection as an issue of most importance to scientists and engineers. Later talks

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The Calculus of Finance

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