agree
for Poisson jump, you have to know its definition. Its property and all the things related to stochastic calculus such as Ito lemma for Poisson process, and its martingale property.
actually, Browian motion and Poisson process are two extreme cases. One is pure continuous, one is pure discrete jump. Many other processes are between them. The most popular one is Levy process which is widely used for derivative pricing. For all the process, you just need the corresponding Ito lemma and martingale property so that you can get the PDE or solving the risk neutral expectation. It is not a big deal. Just a little harder than Browian Motion but many things are similar.
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