August 2014
Intermediate to advanced
424 pages
11h 25m
English
An important consequence of the fundamental theorem of integral and differential calculus is the fact every differentiation rule has an integration counterpart. Consider, for example, the chain rule (f ◦ g)′(t) = f′(g(t)) · g′(t). Then

which is just the substitution or change-of variable rule for integrals. Moreover, it provides a useful calculus formula if we want to evaluate integrals.
Let (Bt)t≥0 be a BM1 and (
)t≥0 an admissible, right-continuous complete filtration, e. g. , cf. Theorem 6.21. Itô’s formula is the stochastic ...
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