Applications to mathematical finance
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Some basic ideas of mathematical finance, such as the notions of ``no arbitrage and ``equivalent martingale measures are formalized and then used to develop further themes of this domain. The exposition is centered on those issues where Banach space theory plays an important role. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0970.46001].
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