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Such unrigorous standards allow inefficient firms to remain in the game.
Her method is unrigorous in the extreme: she mainly depends on a collection of diarists, facetious thumbnail sketches of whom start off the book.
The rather supercilious references to him, as an unrigorous pioneer in stochastic processes and stimulator of work in that area by more rigorous mathematicians such as Kolmogorov, hardly does Bachelier justice.
 
 
 
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