Brownian Motion CalculusISBN: 978-0-470-02170-5
Paperback
328 pages
December 2008
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257 | Answer number [1.9.8] Answer number [1.9.8] should be number [1.9.9] |
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259 | Answer number [1.9.9] Answer number [1.9.9] should be number [1.9.6] |
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27 | Exercise [1.9.6] In line 2 where it says 'that passes through two gates' should be 'that passes through two positive gates' |
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28 | Exercise [1.9.12] (page 28) The reference to Figure 1.16 is not valid. The differentiable function that I used is not mentioned in the book, it was exp(t). The results are in Figure 1.17. |
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259 | Answer [1.9.9] Answer [1.9.9], which is actually the answer to [1.9.6] (as already mentioned in the errata list), has the coefficient missing in the second term of the joint density; it should be: 1 over the product of square root (t2-t1) and square root 2π. |
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114 | Errata P114 - Last line above section 6.6 heading, the words 'long' and 'short' should be reversed |
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276 | Answer to Exercise 4.10.7 Brownian Motion Calculus Answer to Exercise 4.10.7 On page 276, line 4, there are three expressions, namely: df/dS, d2f/dS2, (dS)2. The typesetting is rather compact. For greater readability imagine there is some space between these expressions. By way of check, one can derive dS from S = 1/f using the expression for df. |