Simulation of stochastic differential equations
Annals of the Institute of Statistical MathematicsPublished 1 January 1993
Saito Yoshihiro, Taketomo Mitsui
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This work proposes another type of error analysis for discrete approximation schemes for stochastic differential equations with regard to mean-square sense and shows results of simulation studies carried out for these schemes under this notion.
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Numerical solution, stochastic differential equations, error analysis, order of convergence,
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