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Since the initial value and increments are integers, m=ST​−K is an integer. If m≤−1, all three positive parts in the second difference are zero. If m≥1, the second difference is (m−1)−2m+(m+1)=0, including m=1. At m=0 it equals 0−0+1=1. Thus
(ST​−K−1)+−2(ST​−K)++(ST​−K+1)+=1{ST​=K}​.​
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The original PDF has the first term (ST​−K−1)+; the TeX's (ST​−K+K)+ is an extraction error. This discrete call-price curvature identity isolates an individual integer state.

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