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Instantaneous forward rate (f(t,T)=−∂T​logP(t,T))

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The continuously compounded rate inferred for an infinitesimal investment interval at future maturity T, as seen at time t. For a unit-face-value zero-coupon bond, P(t,T)=exp(−∫tT​f(t,u)du) and the short rate is f(t,t).

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