The scaling properties of financial prices raise many questions. To provide background—appropriately so in the first issue of a new journal!—this paper, part I (sections 1 to 3), is largely a survey of the present form of some material that is well known yet repeatedly rediscovered. It originated in the author’s work during the 1960s. Part II follows as sections 4 to 6, but can to a large extent be read separately. It is more technical and includes important material on multifractals and the ‘star equation’; part of it appeared in 1974 but is little known or appreciated—for reasons that will be mentioned. Part II ends by showing the direct relevance to finance of a very recent improvement on the author’s original (1974) theory of multifract...
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It has become popular recently to apply the multifractal formalism of statistical physics (scaling a...
In this paper, we consider daily financial data of a collection of different stock market indices, e...
This is a direct continuation of the preceding paper, with which it shares the front material and th...
In the Brownian model, even the largest of N successive daily price increments contributes negligibl...
The most suitable paradigms and tools for investigating the scaling structure of financial time seri...
This article describes a versatile family of functions that are increasingly roughened by successive...
In the Brownian model, even the largest of N successive daily price increments contributes negligibl...
This thesis will first criticize standard financial theory. The focus will be on return distribution...
This paper presents the results of multifractal testing of two sets of financial data: daily data o...
Cowles Foundation Discussion Paper, n° 1164/1997This paper presents the multifractal model of asset ...
This paper reviews some of the phenomenological models which have been introduced to incorporate the...
In the recent years, a new wave of interest spurred the involvement of complexity in finance which m...
In the recent years, a new wave of interest spurred the involvement of complexity in finance which m...
This paper presents the results of multifractal testing of two sets of financial data: daily data of...
The scaling properties of two alternative fractal models recently proposed to characterize the dynam...
It has become popular recently to apply the multifractal formalism of statistical physics (scaling a...
In this paper, we consider daily financial data of a collection of different stock market indices, e...
This is a direct continuation of the preceding paper, with which it shares the front material and th...
In the Brownian model, even the largest of N successive daily price increments contributes negligibl...
The most suitable paradigms and tools for investigating the scaling structure of financial time seri...
This article describes a versatile family of functions that are increasingly roughened by successive...
In the Brownian model, even the largest of N successive daily price increments contributes negligibl...
This thesis will first criticize standard financial theory. The focus will be on return distribution...
This paper presents the results of multifractal testing of two sets of financial data: daily data o...
Cowles Foundation Discussion Paper, n° 1164/1997This paper presents the multifractal model of asset ...
This paper reviews some of the phenomenological models which have been introduced to incorporate the...
In the recent years, a new wave of interest spurred the involvement of complexity in finance which m...
In the recent years, a new wave of interest spurred the involvement of complexity in finance which m...
This paper presents the results of multifractal testing of two sets of financial data: daily data of...
The scaling properties of two alternative fractal models recently proposed to characterize the dynam...
It has become popular recently to apply the multifractal formalism of statistical physics (scaling a...
In this paper, we consider daily financial data of a collection of different stock market indices, e...