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Exact forward-curve fit in the Hull-White model (β(t)=f0′​(t)+af0​(t)+2aη2​(1−e−2at))

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Let f0​(t) be the initial instantaneous forward rate curve and choose r0​=f0​(0). In the Hull-White model, take β(t)=f0′​(t)+af0​(t)+η2(1−e−2at)/(2a). To verify the fit, write rt​=xt​+ϕ(t) with dxt​=−axt​dt+ηdWtQ​, x0​=0, and ϕ(t)=f0​(t)+η2(1−e−at)2/(2a2). The Gaussian exponential formula gives −∂T​logP(0,T)=ϕ(T)−η2(1−e−aT)2/(2a2)=f0​(T).

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