Numerical methods for stochastic control problems in continuous time.

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In this second edition [for the first edition see (1992; Zbl 0754.65068)], the main change is a new chapter thirteen inserted between chapter twelve and thirteen of the previous version and the old chapter thirteen has been split into two chapters which consider deterministic problems from the point of view of the calculus of variations with finite and infinite horizon, respectively. Chapter thirteen considers problems which have attracted the attention of research recently namely the cases of controlled variance (with applications in finance) and controlled jumps (with applications in communication). In order to obtain convergence, one has to enlarge the driving Wiener (resp. Poisson) processes by introducing the martingale measure (resp. relaxed Poisson measure).




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