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convexity Bonds prices are more volatile when interest rates are low, this non-uniform change in price is called convexity.
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convex A convex polygon or polyhedron contains no holes or indentions. If one constructs a line segment between any two points of a convex object, then every point on the line segment is part of the object. The pentagram is a non-convex polygon; the Kepler-Poinsot solids are non-convex polyhedra.
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convexity A mathematical concept that measures the sensitivity of the market price of interest- bearing bonds to changes in interest rate levels. See also Duration.
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convex Curved upwards, when seen from the top of the pan.
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convex Includes dials on convex surfaces that can not be categorized above. Many equatorial dials are convex.
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