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Question:
Is it ever the case that a(x,t) and b(x,t) are actually functions of BOTH x and t, and not just x where variable x follows GBM?? i.e., if dx = mu*x dt + sigma*x dz, then the drift rate, a, is mu*x and the variance rate, b^2, is (sigma*x)^2 Both a and b are functions of x only. Are they ever also functions of t if variable x follows GBM? thanks! |
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