Implied Volatility from Local Volatility: A Path Integral Approach
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- Bessel bridge representation for the heat kernel in hyperbolic space
- The heat-kernel most-likely-path approximation
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- A new algorithm for computing path integrals and weak approximation of SDEs inspired by large deviations and Malliavin calculus
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