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Versatility in Monte-Carlo Simulations: an Application Within Physics and Economics

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https://dspace.allegheny.edu/handle/10456/51902
Author(s)
Capristo, Peyton
Date Issued
April 23, 2021
Abstract
For this comprehensive project, Monte-Carlo simulations are applied to two different fields of study. Those fields consist of physics and economics. The physics simulation observes different attributes of a photon traveling through the sun. A visual walk, some statistics, and a question of time for this process to conclude will be analyzed. While the economics simulation explores Monte-Carlo simulations applied to european call and put options. The objective of this paper is to show how Monte-Carlo simulations are a method that can be used not just in a singular area of study. The programming language python is utilized to accomplish this goal. Results show a successful monte carlo simulations in both a physics and an economics application.
Major
Economics
Physics
First Reader(s)
Lombardi, James C., Jr. (Jamie)
Other Reader(s)
Michaelides, Michael
Department
Economics
Physics
Type of Publication
Senior Project Paper
Subjects

Monte-Carlo Simulatio...

Python

Physics

Economics

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Photon Through Sun Base.py

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This is the visual walk code
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2.07 KB

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3D.py

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This is the 3D statistics code
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