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use this tag to signal questions about books or papers on a specific topic. Please have a careful look at questions already answered on the same topic in this category.
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Proof oriented introductory text?
The first book that comes to mind that is written in the style of Definition - Proposition - Proof is:
Bjork - Arbitrage Theory in Continuous Time
It's pretty well written and can get quite techni …
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What are the textbooks used to teach Quantitative Trading at universities?
A quick google search retrieves the syllabus for the Stanford STATS 242 class. You can find it here. Just in case it's taken down at some point I'll copy-paste the source material. Keep in mind that I …
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