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1 Global Focus on Knowledge Lecture Series Finance and Math The 9 th Lecture Practical Problems of Finance and Integral Computations of Higher Dimensions How to Compute Integration

2 Math Application New Mathematiques Math Only for Finance Surely Does Not Exist There is a need to make math that yields application. Mathematical Finance Financial Engineering

3 Numerical Calculation / Analysis Practically important. It is difficult even today when calculators are well developed! Traditional methods have their limits. Computational Finance

4 Revision ( Preparation?) of Integration Integration of a function ) Area of a figure on plane, surrounded by -axis, a graph of, a line -axis, Rectangular approximation Mathematically, integration means the limit of

5 Trapezoidal approximation

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7 Rectangular approximation of integration

8 Trapezoidal approximation of integration

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10 Rectangular approximation

11 Trapezoidal approximation

12 rectangle left trapezoid

13 rectangle left trapezoid

14 Integration of Multivariable Function (Multiple Integration) Multiple Integration of 2-variables Function

15 has terms. If Left side is a term of, right side is a term of Amount of calculation is overwhelmingly small. In the same way, integration of 3-variables function is Approximation ( term of ) The more variables, the more amount of calculation, so approximation of integration becomes more difficult.

16 Integration of 360-variables Function The worth of MBS (Mortgage Backed Security) Securities based on housing loan Debt guarantee from the government: No risk of non-performing loan A borrower of the loan has the right to repay ahead of schedule. Risk of a prompt return: One might switch to a loan with less interest. Stochastic process model for interest Model for a degree of responses toward interest change The longest repayment period is 30 years. = 360 months

17 Yield Rate of Long-term Government Securities 9May 1Aug 1Nov 19977Aug 197May 196Feb 196Nov 19Aug 19966May 195Feb 195Nov 195Aug Feb 194Nov 19May Feb Nov Aug May Feb Nov Aug May Feb Feb Nov Aug May Feb Nov Aug May Feb Nov Aug May Feb Nov Aug May

18 Transition of Interest

19 Mathematical Problem Calculation of multiple integration of 360-variables function Quadrature method is to be used. Divide areas each variables move in into 10 sections and calculate. computations are needed. computations in a second : seconds > years

20 Method Using Random Numbers To make it easier, let us consider integration of 2-variables function (The idea here can be applied to integration of 360-variables function.) Monte Carlo Method Uniform random numbers (real numbers between 0 and 1) Uniform random numbers: Realization value of chance variable whose probability to be is Law of great numbers are independent uniform random numbers.

21 Actual appearance of uniform random numbers: pseudorandom numbers Makoto Matsumoto (the U. of Hiroshima) Loosely speaking, the error is (Accurately, ) Error around : About calculations are needed. Error around : About calculations are needed. A great decrease in amount of calculations. Isn t there a point sequence with less bias?

22 Halton Sequence notation using binary or ternary system decimal system binary system ternary system

23 Calculation of a Number Using Binary Notation divided by, remainder divided by, remainder divided by, remainder Set following sequence in the same way are 0 or 1, and When is written in binary notation, is first digit, and is tenth digit Determined as above, a function that correspond natural number to a fraction ( binary number ), and

24 decimal system binary system

25 Generally, when is a prime number, and is developed to -adic number, Only 1 that satisfies above is determined. When a function that corresponds a fraction satisfying to a natural number is determined.

26 Table of When

27 For a vector sequence inside a square and natural number,, a figure in the square, is determined. (Discrepancy) in figure, number of ) (area of Theorem 1 Suppose are different prime numbers. Then, there is a constant that satisfies follows. For any rectangle whose sides are parallel to a square

28 Random Number 400

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30 Random Number 1000

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32 For a vector sequence inside a cube and natural number,, a solid in the cube, is determined. (Discrepancy) in solid, number of ) (vol. of Theorem 2 Suppose are different prime numbers. Then, there is a constant that satisfies follows. For any rectangle whose sides are parallel to a square

33 When For a point sequence and number of is determined. (Discrepancy) satisfying s Lebesgue measure Theorem 3 Suppose are different prime numbers. Then, there is a constant that satisfies follows. For any A sequence that is evaluated as the theorem above is called low discrepancy sequence.

34 is a low discrepancy sequence. a good function that satisfies a certain condition. Error is almost in order of. Halton sequence is logically OK, but actual efficiency is low in higher dimension. Sobol et al. discovered the method using properties of polynomial expression of finite body successfully.

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37 -inside points number s area

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39 remainder when n is divided by 2

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41 remainder when n is divided by 3

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43 remainder when n is divided by 6

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