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Analysis of the Principal Components of Correlation Matrices of S&P 500 Financial Data from an Econophysics Perspective
This thesis analyzes the collective dynamics of the S&P 500 from an econophysics perspective, treating the financial market as a complex system. Using daily logarithmic returns of 430 companies, time-dependent Pearson correlation matrices are constructed over sliding windows and their spectral struc
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