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>Ross SM, Introduction to Probability Models is probability written at
>the appropriate level for someone with your background
except, if I remember correctly, this textbook does not have anything
on brownian motion which is apparently applicable to the financial
models. I remember taking the course on Stochastic Processing, we've
used this very textbook, and professor gave a separate lecture on
brownian motion, and mentioned that it was important for financial
modeling. I'm not into finances anyway, so I don't know how important
that staff really is. My interest was in descrete event type of
simulation.
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