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CIR bond pricing (P(t,T)=A(T−t)e−B(T−t)rt​)

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For the CIR model under its money-market risk-neutral measure, the Feynman-Kac formula gives B′=1−bB−σ2B2/2 and A′/A=−aB, with B(0)=0, A(0)=1. Solving this Riccati equation gives explicit exponential-affine zero-coupon bond prices. The positive root parameter is b2+2σ2​; the squared diffusion coefficient, not the volatility itself, enters this expression.

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