This study proposes an N-state Markov-switching general autoregressive conditionally heteroskedastic (MS-GARCH) option model and develops a new lattice algorithm to price derivatives under this framework. The MS-GARCH option model allows volatility dynamics switching between different GARCH processes with a hidden Markov chain, thus exhibiting high flexibility in capturing the dynamics of financial variables. To measure the pricing performance of the MS-GARCH lattice algorithm, we investigate the convergence of European option prices produced on the new lattice to their true values as conducted by the simulation. These results are very satisfactory. The empirical evidence also suggests that the MS-GARCH model performs well in fitting the data in-sample and one-week-ahead out-of-sample prediction.
Novel coumarin–iminophosphorane
(IPP) fluorophores that
have stable resonance contributions from aza-ylides were formed by
using the nonhydrolysis Staudinger reaction. The NP formation
reaction kinetics obey the conventional Staudinger reaction. The absorption
and emission profiles of the coumarin–IPP derivatives can be
fine-tuned: an electron-donating group at PPh3 enhances
absorption and fluorescence, whereas an electron-withdrawing group
at C-3 drives absorption and emission peaks toward blue-light wavelengths.
Two-photon adsorption, accompanied by anti-Stokes fluorescence, is
achieved under near-infrared femtosecond laser excitation.
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