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From: Sun, X. <xiu...@ci...> - 2008-09-09 08:43:27
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HI all,
In blackscholesprocess.hpp there are comment lines about what the
BlackScholesProcess stands for :
dS(t, S) = (r(t) - \frac{\sigma(t, S)^2}{2}) dt + \sigma dW_t.
For this since it is a differential format, shouldn't BS process be
dS(t, S)/S(t, S) = ... ?
Also is the drift part from the brownie motion , \frac{\sigma(t,
S)^2}{2}) , still presented in the differential format?
please help to make me clear.
Regards,
sun
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