
In chapter 1, a three-factor model of interest rates was developed. In the model the three factors are 1) the current short rate, 2) the short-term mean of the short rate, and 3) the current volatility of the short rate. Furthermore, it was assumed that both the mean and the volatility of the short rate are stochastic and follow Feller processes.
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