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Expectation,of .. The description of the variation of ω over Ω implied by the specification of these expectations will be termed a . or .. The introduction of a probabilistic element justifies the term ., which we shall consistently abbreviate to r.v.

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Large-Deviation Theory,n so many applications. Roughly, it applies to systems that have a large-scale character (in a sense to be defined) and exploits this scale to derive the essential stochastic behaviour of the system, although without going all the way to the deterministic limit.

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The Two Basic Limit Theorems,tation. There is then interest in confirming whether such behaviour can be reproduced within the theory, in that one can demonstrate convergence of . in some well-defined sense, under appropriate assumptions.

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1431-875X n the issues that stimulated me first to write. The present edition contains a number of minor modifications and corrections, but its principal innovation is the addition of material on dynamic programming, optimal allocation, option pricing and large deviations. These are substantial topics, but on

Certainty

Ordnance

Stochastic Convergence,e encounter should be construed as a limit, in some sense, of a finite sum. Consider, for instance, the sum 282-2 of Section 6.1, or the formal solution 282-3 of the stochastic difference equation 282-4.

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Probability,’ or ‘the patient survives’. As we saw in Section 2.3, the formal characterization of the event is as a set of realizations ω, i.e. a subset of Ω, also denoted by .. This is just the set of realizations for which the event occurs.