On the Mathematics And Economic Assumptions of Continuous Time Models
On the Mathematics And Economic Assumptions of Continuous Time Models
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4), a is 0(1). Because r > and a and u are both 0(1), there exists a solution h^ > for every 6 > 0.
Therefore, for all h can be written as - 33 - (48) EjleCk)!^} = ^iPJ^l'' -, /„m, (N-2)r. +l\ . .^ /ex = OfE^ h J j, from equation (5) = o(h) for N > 2, because r > 0. Thus all the absolute moments of e(k) higher than the second are asymptotically insignificant by comparison with the first two moments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4), a is 0(1). Because r > and a and u are both 0(1), there exists a solution h^ > for every 6 > 0.
Therefore, for all h can be written as - 33 - (48) EjleCk)!^} = ^iPJ^l'' -, /„m, (N-2)r. +l\ . .^ /ex = OfE^ h J j, from equation (5) = o(h) for N > 2, because r > 0. Thus all the absolute moments of e(k) higher than the second are asymptotically insignificant by comparison with the first two moments.
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