... is a subset of HJM models.
An HJM model is Gaussian HJM if vol term is deterministic. Note "vol" term means the coefficient of the dW term. Every Brownian motion must always refer to an implicit measure. In this case, the RN measure.
An HJM model is Gaussian HJM if vol term is deterministic. Note "vol" term means the coefficient of the dW term. Every Brownian motion must always refer to an implicit measure. In this case, the RN measure.
How about the drift term i.e. the "dt" coefficient? It too has to be deterministic to give us a Gaussian HJM.
Well, Under the RN measure, the drift process is determined completely by the vol process. Both evolve with time, but are considered slow-moving [1] relative to the extremely fast-moving Brownian Motion of "dW". Extremely because there's no time-derivative of a BM[1] I would say "quasi constant"
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