Algunas aplicaciones de la Teor´õa de Lie a la Econom´õa y las Finanzas (original) (raw)

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  1. CONCLUSIONES Queremos concluir el presente artículo enfatizando las muchas posibilidades que presenta la aplicación de la Teoría de Lie al ámbito de la Economía y las Finanzas. Aunque en estas páginas solo se muestran explícitamente dos posibles usos de esta Teoría, son muchas más las referencias existentes, las cuales permiten vislumbrar otros muchos temas que podrían abordarse desde la perspectiva de la Teoría de Lie. AGRADECIMIENTOS Los autores quisiéramos agradecer a los revisores y a los editores todas las sugerencias y comentarios realizados, los cuales han resultado sumamente valiosos para mejorar la calidad del presente artículo. REFERENCIAS BIBLIOGRÁFICAS
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