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4 Conclusion
Lack of space prevented us from examining more involved options, futures, and
other derivatives, than in Section 2.3. Subsequent works will do that, and also
introduce several time scales thanks to the nonstandard analytic framework of
the Cartier-Perrin theorem [4].
Acknowledgement. The authors would like to thank Frederic Hatt for stim-
ulating discussions.
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[1] BechU T., Bertrand E., Nebenzahl J., L’analyse technique (6e ed.),
Economica, 2008.
[2] Bernhard P., El Farouq N., Thiery S., Robust control approach
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