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A class of explicit–implicit alternating parallel difference methods for the two-dimensional Black–Scholes equation

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The research on the numerical solution of the two-dimensional Black–Scholes equation (the quanto options pricing model) has important theoretical significance and practical value. We propose a class of parallel difference… Click to show full abstract

The research on the numerical solution of the two-dimensional Black–Scholes equation (the quanto options pricing model) has important theoretical significance and practical value. We propose a class of parallel difference methods for the quanto options pricing model. On the basis of explicit–implicit alternating scheme, inner boundary values of the implicit band are given by explicit calculation of the adjacent points. Then we can get pure alternating band explicit–implicit (PABdE-I) and implicit–explicit (PABdI-E) difference schemes. Numerical experiments and theoretical analysis consistently show that PABdE-I format and PABdI-E format have good parallelism, unconditionally stable and second-order accuracy in time and space. Compared with the classical Crank–Nicolson (C-N) format and alternating band Crank–Nicolson (ABdC-N) format, the calculation efficiency of PABdI-E save 93.56% and 66.13%, in separately. In addition, the calculation accuracy is better than ABdC-N format. The numerical experiments show the schemes given by this paper for solving the quanto options pricing model are high efficiency.

Keywords: difference; black scholes; dimensional black; two dimensional; explicit; explicit implicit

Journal Title: International Journal of Computer Mathematics
Year Published: 2021

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