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Discrete Dupire equation (ΔT​C=21​σ2ΔK2​C)

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For a martingale with increments in {−1,0,1}, European call option prices satisfy C(T+1,K)−C(T,K)=21​σ2(T,K)(C(T,K+1)−2C(T,K)+C(T,K−1)). At positive-probability states, the variance and the upward/downward conditional transitions are determined by this identity; transitions at zero-probability states cannot be recovered.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2018 / iii / Paper 211 / 4 / c / Solution
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