2002
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4757-5226-7_11
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Random Matrix Theory and a Definition of Correlations in Financial Markets

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“…Usually, in space and time information about a complex system is given by time series that can be used to characterize correlations through the variance-covariance matrix. Based on computational results [7], [16], [17] we suggest to apply eigenvalues and eigenvectors of variancecovariance matrices to obtain information about a complex system in the hierarchical network from the information about the system in space and time. In particular, this could specify the correlation structure and the geometrical pattern of the Earth system by using corresponding time series.…”
Section: The Hierarchical Network Of Prime Integer Relations As a Pos...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Usually, in space and time information about a complex system is given by time series that can be used to characterize correlations through the variance-covariance matrix. Based on computational results [7], [16], [17] we suggest to apply eigenvalues and eigenvectors of variancecovariance matrices to obtain information about a complex system in the hierarchical network from the information about the system in space and time. In particular, this could specify the correlation structure and the geometrical pattern of the Earth system by using corresponding time series.…”
Section: The Hierarchical Network Of Prime Integer Relations As a Pos...mentioning
confidence: 99%