You can choose any topic from the list attached that you can write about professionally (except number 5). The course is Financial Mathematics. the project needs to be mainly in mathematics, formulas, proofs, examples in mathematics. Write the project in an organized fashion, by dividing it into sections: 1. Introduction. The introduction must give a clear idea of what is the subject of your project. It should include a description of the problem and the method (or methods) uses to solve it. Any background information should be developed in this part. 2. Main part. This part is basically the body of the project. Statements used must have supporting evidence, examples, proofs or algorithms. You need to provide either a solution or difficulties to solve the problem, or some consequences of the algorithms, and detailed references from the literature or web. 3. Conclusive remarks: Key words: summary, use, comparison of methods or solutions, efficiency, difficulties, weakness, or restrictions of the approach, consequences. 4. Attach computer code, figures, and output of computer code. 5. References. List any books or web page used.

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