Probability via expectation.
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In the fourth edition of this surprising and beautiful introduction to concepts of probability (see Zbl 0755.60001 for a review of the third edition), chapters have been added which deal with areas of big actual interest: dynamical programming, optical allocation, option pricing, and large deviations. According to the philosophy of the approach, ``insight is gained with less labor than generally thought.
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