RISK SENSITIVITY, A STRANGELY PERVASIVE CONCEPT

Peter Whittle

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The theme of this paper is that the simple concept of risk sensitivity raises ideas, shows associations, and forces clarification of issues that one would have thought quite unrelated.

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2005Controlled Markov Processes and Viscosity Solutions 1990A risk-sensitive maximum principle

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