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Andrew Lyasoff

A mathematician whose work applies stochastic analysis to asset pricing and the study of continuous-time financial markets, including equilibrium in incomplete markets. His research develops computational methods for finance, such as spline cubatures for expectations of diffusion processes, and he wrote the MIT Press text Stochastic Methods in Asset Pricing.

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