Journal of King Saud University - Science · 2015 · 27 citations · 16 references
BusinessEconomicsFinanceDifferential EquationsFinancial EconomicsFinancial ModelingFinite Difference MethodsNumerical AnalysisNumerical Methods In FinanceOption PricingOption Pricing ModelsShape FunctionsBlack-scholes ModelBlack-scholes Valuation ModelDirac Delta FunctionFinite Difference DiscretizationFinite Difference SchemesKrigingPetrov-galerkin DiscretizationTime Discretization
In this paper, the fractional Black–Scholes equation in financial problem is solved by using the numerical techniques for the option price of a European call or European put under the Black–Scholes model. The MLPG and implicit finite difference method are used for discretizing the governing equation in option price and time variable, respectively. In MLPG method, the shape function is constructed by a moving kriging approximation. The Dirac delta function is chosen to be the test function. The numerical examples for varieties of variables are also included.
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