Exercise 4.4 In the discrete-time case, prove the following. Here, we use the convention (1) B(t) =
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Exercise 4.4 In the discrete-time case, prove the following.
Here, we use the convention
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(1) B(t) = [[(1+r(i 1)) (2) i=1 1 v(t,T) T-1 = [[(1 + f(t, s)) s=t
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