
Explore probability theory in financial crises context, covering expected value, variance, covariance, and regression analysis. Learn about risk decomposition and the limitations of normal distribution assumptions in finance.

This course provides the minimum mathematical requirements to study mathematical finance or more precisely the pricing of financial derivatives.

Explore fundamental limit theorems in probability and statistics, including convergence modes, central limit theorem, and law of large numbers, with practical examples and proofs.

Comprehensive exploration of the Central Limit Theorem, covering sampling distributions, statistical concepts, and probability problems with practical examples and various distribution types.

Explore rare events in persistent homology, focusing on indecomposables in multi-parameter settings. Learn about large deviation principles and laws of large numbers in topological data analysis.

Explore asymptotic behavior of Betti numbers in homogeneous and spatially independent random simplicial complexes, extending previous work on Linial-Meshulam complexes using local weak convergence.

Explore barycenters in Gromov hyperbolic spaces, examining contraction properties and a law of large numbers for convex optimization applications in metric spaces.

Explore formulas for binomial, geometric, Poisson, uniform, and exponential probability distributions. Master key concepts to solve statistical problems effectively.

Explore statistical learning theory, focusing on generalization error, stability, and empirical risk minimization. Gain insights into universal consistency and the law of large numbers.