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Analog of the black-scholes formula for option pricing under conditions of (b, s, x)-incomplete market of securities with jumps

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We describe a (B, S,X )-incomplete market of securities with jumps as a jump random evolution process that is a combination of an ltô process in random Markov medium and a geometric compound Poisson process. For this model, we derive the Black-Scholes equation and formula, which describe the pricing of the European call option under conditions of (B,S,X)-mcomplete market.

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Svishchuk, A.V., Zhuravitskii, D.G. & Kalemanova, A.V. Analog of the black-scholes formula for option pricing under conditions of (b, s, x)-incomplete market of securities with jumps. Ukr Math J 52, 489–497 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02513144

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