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A local martingale deflator makes both YB and YS local martingales. Since the filtration is generated by W, the martingale representation theorem and the finite-variation drift forced by YB give
dYt​=−rt​Yt​dt+ηt​dWt​=−Yt​(rt​dt+λt​dWt​)
(1)
for a continuous adapted λ, where η=−Yλ. Applying the Itô product rule to YS gives drift
Yt​St​(μt​−rt​−λt​σt​)dt.
(2)
It vanishes exactly when
λt​=σt​μt​−rt​​.​
(3)

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