economics is actually done by the math department in a few unis
because it is math...
and like you said, computational finance could be using some kind
of mathematical models which the physics side came up with, so they
may go with that...
i wonder whatever happened to the fella who postulated that the
cyclical movements of the economic market was periodic.. and tried
to reduce it to an approximate Fourier Series...
Originally posted by fudgester:
*me mysteriously reappears in a puff of smoke*
Ugghhh....
One thing about my lecturer... she doesn't seem to be able to grasp
half of what she's supposed to be teaching us.
It has reached the point where she can actually get you confused
over a point which you have already been able to understand
beforehand.
Heck, this whole module is really, really weird.... even though it
has to do with [b]Computational Finance, it's being taught
by the Physics Department.
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