Computation of vector sublattices and minimal lattice-subspaces of R^k. Applications in finance
V.N. Katsikis, I.A. Polyrakis

TL;DR
This paper computationally studies algorithms for determining vector sublattices and minimal lattice-subspaces in R^k, highlighting their practical applications in finance such as market completion and portfolio insurance.
Contribution
It provides a computational analysis of Polyrakis algorithms for lattice structures, demonstrating their usefulness in economic financial applications.
Findings
Algorithms effectively determine lattice structures in R^k.
Applications include security market completion and portfolio insurance.
Findings support practical financial modeling improvements.
Abstract
In this article we perform a computational study of Polyrakis algorithms presented in [12,13]. These algorithms are used for the determination of the vector sublattice and the minimal lattice-subspace generated by a finite set of positive vectors of R^k. The study demonstrates that our findings can be very useful in the field of Economics, especially in completion by options of security markets and portfolio insurance.
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Taxonomy
TopicsStochastic processes and financial applications · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Economic theories and models
