The payoff type priced by the Black-Scholes model.

A lambda or anonymous function

A static class used to print to the screen.

The SQL style of database

A measure of simulation inaccuracy

The input to the Black-Scholes model represented by the Greek letter sigma.

A web-based "notebook" containing Python code

Characterized by an "is a" relationship.

The popular acronym describing the four operations of a database.

A simple method to reduce standard error by introducing anti correlated random numbers

The model name given to the version of Black-Scholes intended for commodities.

A Python library containing reference to Gauss CDF and PDF functions.

A "contract" implemented by a class

A set of best practices for database design

A stochastic process not bound by zero

A stochastic process used in an underlying assumption of Black-Scholes.

A Python interpretation of Excel

Contextually-appropriate interpretation of type.

A relationship between one table and unique data in another table

A closed form transform turning uniformly distributed random numbers into Gaussian random numbers

Empirical evidence suggesting that the market does not believe in normal returns.

A technique whereby a function makes reference to itself.

A 16-bit integer type

Both a destructive weapon and a principle of the first normal form

A method used to cover some space with optimally distributed numbers