g-expectation of distributions
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Abstract: We define -expectation of a distribution as the infimum of the -expectations of all the terminal random variables sharing that distribution. We present two special cases for nonlinear where the -expectation of distributions can be explicitly derived. As a related problem, we introduce the notion of law-invariant -expectation and provide its sufficient conditions. Examples of application in financial dynamic portfolio choice are supplied.
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