Goals

This course deals with modelisation using time continous processes. The goal is to present both theoritical and pratical aspects on stochastic differentiale equations. The second part deals with numerical method to simulate stochastic processes. It is more specifically for students of Mathematic, Actuarial and quantitative finance options and Masters. It is requiered to have followed a course on theory of probability (for example the course in S8 in Ecole Centrale de Lyon)

Programme

  1. Brownian motion; Ito integral, diffusion processes, SDE.
  2. Monte Carlo Method, important sampling, variance reduction
  3. Simulation de processus aléatoires ((Markov Chain and Euler Scheme)
  4. MCMC, Metropolis Hasting and Gibbs, Simulated annealing, stochastic gradient

Sustainable development

Level 1: Activity contextualised through environmentally sustainable development and social responsibility and/or supported by examples, exercises, applications.

DD&RS level 1

Activity contextualised through environmentally sustainable development and social responsibility and/or supported by examples, exercises, applications.

Programme elements related to sustainable development goals

Monte-Carlo method, Stochastic differential equations, MCMC algorithm

Assessment method

Final mark =60% Knowledge + 40% Know-how Knowledge= 100% final exam Know-how= 100% continuous assessment

Specific concerning Master students

Bibliography

  • Francis Comets et Thierry Meyre., Calcul stochastique et modèles de diffusions., Série Mathématiques pour le Master/SMAI, Dunod, 2006.0
  • Nicole El Karoui et Emmanuel Gobet., Les outils stochastiques des marchés financiers, Editions de l’Ecole Polytechnique, 2011.0
  • Bernard Bercu et Djalil Chafaï, Modélisation stochastique et simulation, Série Mathématiques pour le Master/SMAI, Dunod, 2007.0
Study
12h
 
Course
16h
 

Code

24_I_G_S09_MOD_09_1

Responsibles

  • Elisabeth MIRONESCU
  • Alexandre SAIDI
  • Céline HARTWEG-HELBERT
  • Marie-Christophette BLANCHET

Language

English

Keywords

Brownian Motion, Martingales, Ito calculus, Numerical simulations, Monte Carlo Markov chain methods