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Special Relativity in Financial Modeling 1.0.0
Lorentz transforms, spacetime classification, and geodesic price paths for quantitative finance
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Relativistic Portfolio Optimization on the Financial Manifold. More...
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| struct | srfm::portfolio::OptimizerConfig |
| Tuning parameters for the relativistic portfolio optimizer. More... | |
| struct | srfm::portfolio::OptimizationResult |
| Result of a single portfolio optimization run. More... | |
| class | srfm::portfolio::RelativisticPortfolio |
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| namespace | srfm |
| namespace | srfm::portfolio |
Relativistic Portfolio Optimization on the Financial Manifold.
Formulate the Markowitz mean-variance portfolio optimization problem as a geodesic problem on the N-asset financial manifold, replacing the Euclidean variance risk measure with the geodesic distance in the Lorentzian manifold.
Classical Markowitz minimises w^T Σ w subject to w^T μ = r_target, Σw = 1. Here we replace the quadratic risk measure w^T Σ w with the spacetime geodesic distance between the current portfolio state and the target return state on the financial manifold. This penalises large displacements in the "causal" (TIMELIKE) direction more heavily than classical variance.
Additionally, expected returns are corrected by the Lorentz factor γ(β): μ_rel_i = γ(β_i) · μ_i where β_i is the normalised price velocity for asset i, computed from its AssetEvent. High-velocity (noisy) assets are down-weighted; causal (low-β) assets retain full expected return.
minimise d_geo(w, w_0)² (geodesic risk measure) subject to w^T μ_rel ≥ r_target (relativistic return constraint) Σ_i w_i = 1 (full investment) w_i ≥ 0 (long-only)
Solved via projected gradient descent on the simplex.
Definition in file relativistic_optimizer.hpp.