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Stochastic Optimization Methods in Finance and Energy: New Financial Products and Energy Market Strategies

Book information

Publisher
Springer-Verlag New York
Year
2011
ISBN
1441995854, 9781441995858
DOI
10.1007/978-1-4419-9586-5
ISSN
0884-8289
Google Books ID
87M8AHxNRbkC
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
7 MB (7230561 bytes)
Series
International Series in Operations Research & Management Science 163
Edition
1
Pages
476\484
Orientation
no
Scanned
no
Time added
2012-02-14 18:00:00

Description

This volume presents a collection of contributions dedicated to applied problems in the financial and energy sectors that have been formulated and solved in a stochastic optimization framework. The invited authors represent a group of scientists and practitioners, who cooperated in recent years to facilitate the growing penetration of stochastic programming techniques in real-world applications, inducing a significant advance over a large spectrum of complex decision problems. After the recent widespread liberalization of the energy sector in Europe and the unprecedented growth of energy prices in international commodity markets, we have witnessed a significant convergence of strategic decision problems in the energy and financial sectors. This has often resulted in common open issues and has induced a remarkable effort by the industrial and scientific communities to facilitate the adoption of advanced analytical and decision tools. The main concerns of the financial community over the last decade have suddenly penetrated the energy sector inducing a remarkable scientific and practical effort to address previously unforeseeable management problems. Stochastic Optimization Methods in Finance and Energy: New Financial Products and Energy MarketsStrategies aims to include in a unified framework for the first time an extensive set of contributions related to real-world applied problems in finance and energy, leading to a common methodological approach and in many cases having similar underlying economic and financial implications. Part 1 of the book presents 6 chapters related to financial applications; Part 2 presents 7 chapters on energy applications; and Part 3 presents 5 chapters devoted to specific theoretical and computational issues.

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