Construction of stock molecular system and popularization of Density Functional Theory in stock market
Huajian Li, Longjian Li, Jiajian Liang

TL;DR
This paper introduces the novel concept of a stock molecular system modeled after quantum mechanics, applying density functional theory to analyze the entire stock market system, demonstrated through experiments on the CSI 300 index.
Contribution
It pioneers the application of quantum mechanical models and density functional theory to the comprehensive stock market system, extending beyond single-stock analysis.
Findings
Proposes the stock molecular system model resembling multi-electron Schrödinger equation.
Establishes Coulomb potential and correlation terms among stocks and indexes.
Demonstrates the feasibility of applying DFT to stock market analysis with CSI 300 experiments.
Abstract
Over the past two decades, some scholars have noticed the correlation between quantum mechanics and finance/economy, making some novel attempts to introduce the theoretical framework of quantum mechanics into financial and economic research, subsequently a new research domain called quantum finance or quantum economy was set up. In particular, some studies have made their endeavour in the stock market, utilizing the quantum mechanical paradigm to describe the movement of stock price. Nevertheless, the majority of researches have paid attention to describing the motion of a single stock, and drawn an analogy between the motion of a single stock and a one-dimensional infinite well, or one-dimensional harmonic oscillator model, whose modality looks alike to the one-electron Schr\"odinger equation, in which the information is solved analytically in most cases. Hitherto, the whole stock…
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TopicsComplex Systems and Time Series Analysis
