V Black-Scholes model: Derivation and solution

2 dξ is the distribution function of a normalized normal distribution N(0,1) and d 1= ln S E +(r −q + σ 2 2)(T −t) σ √ T −t, d 2= d 1−σ √ T −t NOTE: The PDE is different, so the transformations have to be adjusted (do the same steps for the new equation) V Black-Scholesmodel:Derivationandsolution–p 22/36

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