Errata for Stochastic Calculus for Finance II Continuous-Time Models September 2006

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1 Errata for Stochastic Calculus for Finance II Continuous-Time Models September 6 Page 6, lines 1, 3 and 7 from bottom. eplace A n,m by S n,m. Page 1, line 1. After Borel measurable. insert the sentence Throughout this text, without further mention every function we consider is assumed to be Borel measurable. Page 1, last line. Move the equation f(x) dl(x) = f + (x) dl(x) f (x) dl(x), to the top of page. Page, first line. This page should begin with the equation f(x) dl(x) = f + (x) dl(x) f (x) dl(x), moved from the bottom of page 1. Page 1, last line. Move the text Theorem 1.3.8(i) may be restated as: to the top of page 3. Page 3, first line. This page should begin with the text Theorem 1.3.8(i) may be restated as: moved from the bottom of page. Page 36, line 6. eplace ẼZ by EZ. Page 47, line 4. eplace P(A) P(A) by P ( A(ω, ɛ) ) P ( A(ω, ɛ) ). Page 55, line. Change Figure 1.. to Example 1... Page 7, line 9. eplace sub-σ algebra by sub-σ-algebra. Page 7, line 1. After Chapter insert of Volume I. Page 73, lines 1 and from bottom. The equation should be ( g(x) = Ef x, ρσ ) x + W σ 1 1 ( = f x, ρσ ) x + w exp { (w µ 3) σ 3 π σ 1 Page 78, line 14. Change Example..8 to Example..1. Page 8, line 5. emove the text Let X be a random variable. Page 93, line 14. The left-hand side of the equation should be log S n (t). Page 1, line 1. Change the sentence to, We usually work with functions that have continuous derivatives, and their quadratic variations are zero. σ 3 dw.

Page 15, last line. On the right-hand side of the inequality, W (k) should be W (t k ). Page 113, equation (3.7.4). There are two places where the exponent αm should be αt. The equation should be Ee ατm = e αt f τm (t) dt = Page 116, line 1. The equation should be f τm (t) = m t πt e m m t πt e αt m t dt for all α >. t. (3.7.4) Page 118, line 1. Change m to n. The text should be... as the number n of partition points... Page 119, line 16. Change h(y) to f(y), so the equation is g(x) = f(y)p(τ, x, y) dy. Pages 1 and 13, Exercise 3.9. eplace with the following exercise: Exercise 3.9 (Laplace transform of first passage density; solution provided by Kaiping Chen and Ji Li). Let m > be given and define f(t) = { m. t m t πt exp According to (3.7.3) in Theorem 3.7.1, f(t) is the density of the first passage time τ m = min{t ; W (t) = m, where W is a Brownian motion without drift. Let g(α) = e αt f(t) dt, α >, be the Laplace transform of the density f(t). This problem verifies directly, without resort to the probabilistic arguments of this chapter, that g(α) = e m α, α >, which is the formula derived in Theorem 3.6.. (i) For positive numbers a and b, define I(a, b) = exp { a x b dx. Make the change of variable y = b/(ax) to show that I(a, b) = b 1 { a a y exp y b y = b 1 { a a x exp x b x x dy dx.

(ii) Sum the two equations for I(a, b) in part (i) and divide by to obtain I(a, b) = 1 ( a + b ) a x exp { ax b x dx. Make the change of variable t = ax b/x and show that π I(a, b) = a e ab. (Hint: Consider the normal density with mean zero and variance 1/.) (iii) Make the change of variable x = t 1/ in the definition of g(α) and conclude from (ii) that g(α) = m π I ( m/, α ) = e m α. Page 141, line 5 from bottom. Change f xx to f tt. The line should be ( ) 1 +f tx t, W (t) dt dw (t) + f ( ) tt t, W (t) dt dt. Page 144, line 6 from bottom. Change t Θ(u) du = to t Θ(u) du =. Page 146, line 1. Change (4.4.19) to (4.4.1). Page 16, line 1 from bottom. Change f(t, S()) to f(, S()). Page 16, line 9 from bottom. Change text to... set up a static hedge, which is a hedge that does not trade... Page 17, line 7. Insert 1 before f yy. The line should be 1 f xx dm 1 dm 1 + f xy dm 1 dm + 1 f yy dm dm. Page 187, line 11 from bottom. Change T (t) dw (t) to T (t) dw (t). Page 187, line 8 from bottom. There is a dt missing in the integral. The line should be T (t) dt < almost surely. Page 196, equation (4.1.). The partial derivatives should be with respect to x, not s. The equation should be ( ) ( ) 1 c t t, S(t) + rs(t)cx t, S(t) + σ S ( ) ( ) (t)c xx t, S(t) = rc t, S(t). (4.1.) Page, line 1. A dt is missing in the equation. It should be db i (t) db k (t) = ρ ik (t) dt. Page 1, line 9. A dt is missing in the equation. It should be db 1 (t) db (t) = ρ(t) dt. 3

4 Page, equation (4.1.3). E should be E. Page 3, last two lines. The label (4.1.39) should be on the last line, not the next-to-last line. Page 7, line 13 from bottom. The line should be level K before time T are those for which L K (T ) >.). page, line 11. Ẽ T Θ (u)z (u) du < should be E T Θ (u)z (u) du <. Page 4, lines 15 16. Observeed should be observed. Page 46, line 14. The line should be or borrowing at the interest rate as necessary, satisfies... The interest rate should be capitalized. Page 5, line 7 from bottom. And exp is missing. The equation should be { 1 T E exp Θ (u) du <. Page 53, line 6. And S(t) is missing on the right-hand side. The equation should be ds(t) = r(t)s(t) dt + σ(t)s(t) d W (t). Page 53, line 1. E should be Ẽ on the right-hand side of the equation. Page 53, line 11 from bottom. The right-hand side of the equation should be BSM T, S(); K, 1 T 1 T r(t) dt, σ T T (t) dt. Page 54, line 8 from bottom. d B(u) on the right-hand side of the equation should be d W (u). Page 65, lines 9, 11 and 14 from bottom. α(u) should be a(u). Page 66, line 3 α(u) should be a(u). Page 91, equation (6.9.47). β(t, y) should be β(t, y). Page 9, line 1. There is a du missing. The line should be 1 T t b γ (u, y)p(t, u, x, y)h b (y)dydu. Page 34, line 5 from bottom. The first S(t) should be ds(t). The line should be = e r(t t) γ(t) ( ds(t) rs(t) dt ). Page 35, line 11. A dt is missing. The equation in the middle of the line should be dγ(t) = 1 c e r(t t) dt. Page 36, line. Exlain should be explain. Page 331, lines 7, 1, and 1. eplace lookback call by lookback option in three places.

Page 343, line 9 from bottom. eplace and an H on the second toss by and a T on the second toss. Page 348, last line. There is a t missing on the right-hand side. The equation should be { S(t) = x exp σ W (t) + (r 1 ) σ t. Page 353, equation (8.3.1). I {S(t)<L should be I {S(t)<L. The should be a subscript on L, not a superscript. Page 354, lines 5 and 6 from bottom. S(t) < L should be S(t) < L in two places. The should be a subscript on L, not a superscript. Page 36, equation (8.4.15). This should be an inequality. It should be e rt v(t, x) Ẽ[ e rτ ( K S(τ) ) S(t) = x ]. (8.4.15) Page 36, line from bottom. Change for any τ T t,t to for every τ T t,t. Page 361, line 9 from bottom. emove nonnegative. The sentence should be Let h(x) be a convex function of x satisfying h() =. Page 365, equation (8.5.17). c n (t, x) on the left-hand side of the equation should be c n (T, x). Page 396, line 1 from bottom. P{For S (T, T ) > K should be P T {For S (T, T ) > K. Page 4, line 9 from bottom. W 1 (t) and W (N) (t) should be W 1 (t) and W (N) (t). Page 43, equation (1.1.1). The lower limit of summation should be i = 1. The equation should be j C i B(, T i ). (1.1.1) i=1 Page 46, equation (1..). The left-hand side of the equation should be dx (t), not dx 1 (t). Page 41, line 6 from bottom. λ should be λ 1, so the expression is C 1 + λ 1 C 1 + λ 1 C δ 1. Page 416, equation (1..34). A dt is missing. The equation should be dy (t) = ΛY (t) dt + d W (t). (1..3) Page 49, line 7. A dt is missing. The line should be [ σ(t, T )σ (t, T ) dt + σ(t, T ) Θ(t) dt + dw (t) ]. Page 437, line 13 from bottom. eplace T by T + δ. The line should be Let t T + δ and δ > be given. 5

6 Page 453, equation (1.7.4). The equation should be C 1 = λ 1 C 1 1 C 1 σ 1 C 1 C 1 (σ 1 + β)c + δ 1. (1.7.4) Page 454, line 9. There is a missing comma. The text should be model parameters λ 1 >, λ >, λ 1, δ 1, and δ... Page 457, equation (1.7.18). C 1 should be C j. The equation should be W T j (t) = t C j (T u) du + W j (t), j = 1,. (1.7.18) Page 457, line 14. The second Y 1 (T ) should be Y (T ). The equation should be X = C 1 (T T )Y 1 (T ) C (T T )Y (T ) A(T T ). Page 47, lines 5 and 1 from bottom. Change moment generating to moment-generating. Page 47. The last line should be [ { k ] = P{N(t) = + E exp u Y i N(t) = k P{N(t) = k. k=1 i=1 Page 5, line 8 from bottom. The line should be + t e ru λ [ M m=1 p(y m )c ( u, (y m + 1)S(u) ) c ( u, S(u) )] du. Page 51, line 15. y + 1 should be y m + 1, so the line is [ M e rt λ p(y m )c ( t, (y m + 1)S(t ) ) c ( t, S(t ) )] dt. (11.7.36) m=1 Page 51, line 11 from bottom. The lower limit of summation should be m = 1, so the equation is N(t) = M m=1 N m(t). Page 51, line 1 from bottom. The lower limit in the sum should be m = 1, so the sum is M m=1 p(y m)c(t, (y m +1)S(t )). There is a left parenthesis missing before the y in the integrand of the integral; the integral should be 1 c(t, (y + 1)S(t )) f(y) dy. Put a period at the end of the line. Page 5, line 3. The λ in βλt at the end should be λ. The line should be = e rt[ Γ (t)σs(t) d W (t) + Γ (t )S(t )d(q(t) β λt) ].