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Lévy Processes in Finance: Inverse Problems and Dependence Modelling

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Figure 1: Jumps in the trajectory of DM/USD exchange rate, sampled at 5-minute intervals.
Table 1.2: Three approaches to building parametric exp-L´evy models
Figure 1.1: Convergence of Fourier transform of option’s time value to zero in Merton model
Figure 2.1: Sum of squared differences between market prices (DAX options maturing in 10 weeks) and model prices in Merton model, as a function of parameters σ and λ the other ones being fixed
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