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QuoteOriginally posted by: KackToodlesNow that you have started work, is your job as good as you expected? I don't start for a couple more weeks. but i've been told what to learn, and it sure sounds just groovy

for me it was one. i did spend 6 months looking though. and i'm a lucky son of a bitch. but no connections.

thanks for that. i was hoping for something i can get access to straight away though.

Does anybody know of a website with a collection of all the SDEs which have known solutions (pathwise/strong solutions)?

yeah that's a good point. I also see how even a function like starts to get messy with the integral approach, whereas using and gets us there painlessly.Well thanks for your help brucebo.

Strange though that people say how much quicker it is via martingales. In this case doing the integral is slightly quicker, even though you can arrange a product of two martingales.

Yeah sorry, mine was a typo in the exponent.Right, thanks for the explanation. So the key in general is to find a known martingale form similar to your function, rather than a general method which works every time?

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It's just a game man.

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