Ole Martin extends well-established techniques for the analysis of high-frequency data based on regular observations to the more general setting of asynchronous and irregular observations. Such methods are much needed in practice as real data usually comes in irregular form. In the theoretical part he develops laws of large numbers and central limit theorems as well as a new bootstrap procedure to assess asymptotic laws. The author then applies the theoretical results to estimate the quadratic covariation and to construct tests for the presence of common jumps. The simulation results show that in finite samples his methods despite the much more complex setting perform comparably well as methods based on regular data. About the Author: Dr. Ole Martin completed his PhD at the Kiel University (CAU), Germany. His research focuses on high-frequency statistics for semimartingales with the aim to develop methods based on irregularly observed data.

This book is the second book from Martin Dagsland and contains more classic poetry, with a warm, deeper feeling about life and death and love and desire. The poems reflect the feelings inside a man who has a mental disease, and all that is included with that. If you read only one poetry book this year, read this one. You won't regret it!

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This book is the third book that is written by Ole Martin Dagsland.Its written words of desire and longing after pure love.The poems reflects love and passion and all that you find between two lovers.Strong words how difficult is it to find true love. How hard there is to be blue to be left alone in cried passion and tears in night and days, how it is to be left alone i a world of confusion. We are all longing for the ultimate love but dont we know that this kind of love cant be found below heavens gates, but live in hope cause one journey in true passion will touch you even me.So this book is written in tears longing for something more that you only find in heaven I believe.

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