LaTeX sources of the paper on the Source Code Volatility (SCV) and the analysis of its relevance to other metrics in a software repository
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LaTeX sources of the paper on the Source Code Volatility (SCV) and the analysis of its relevance to other metrics in a software repository
University research project, analyzing the information content of model-free implied volatility
A fully reproducible econometrics project analyzing how market sentiment, proxied by the VIX, affects returns across major equity ETFs using 20 years of weekly data, fixed-effects panel regressions, and ETF-specific analyses.
A Boundary Field Theory of Interest Rates
intro to financial mathematics; spring 26
Replication code for the MSc thesis on implied vs realized volatility — Bitcoin (DVOL) vs S&P 500 (VIX), with HAC inference and regime-conditional regressions.
Testing whether the variance risk premium exist and the edge of a bull-put spread strategy
Infrastructure vs Regulatory Shocks: Asymmetric Volatility Response in Cryptocurrency Markets | DAI-2506 | Dissensus AI Working Paper
Research code and LaTeX source for a paper on stochastic diffusion processes, Brownian paths, and implicit volatility coefficients.
Quantitative research on CBOE VIX predictability using ML — walk-forward validation, confidence-based selective prediction, and robustness checks
SRE repo for Malware Reverse Engineering Practical1
Worked portfolio of 115+ mathematical finance exercises: forwards, options, no-arbitrage bounds, binomial pricing, a from-scratch Black-Scholes derivation, volatility estimation, and linear programming. LaTeX + a Python companion.
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