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} /****************************************************************************** secondDerivativeAtCenter : returns the second derivative (gamma) [in] Array& a : array of option prices Array& g : array of stock prices [out] double : second derivative at center value ******************************************************************************/ double secondDerivativeAtCenter(const Array& a, const Array& g) { QL_REQUIRE(a.size()==g.size(), secondDerivativeAtCenter: a and g must be of the same size ); QL_REQUIRE(a.size()>=4, secondDerivativeAtCenter: the size of the two vectors must be at least 4 ); Size jmid = a.size()/2; if(a.size() % 2 == 1) { double deltaPlus = (a[jmid+1]-a[jmid])/(g[jmid+1]-g[jmid]); double deltaMinus = (a[jmid]-a[jmid-1])/(g[jmid]-g[jmid-1]); double dS = (g[jmid+1]-g[jmid-1])/2.0; return (deltaPlus-deltaMinus)/dS; } else{ double deltaPlus = (a[jmid+1]-a[jmid-1])/(g[jmid+1]-g[jmid-1]); double deltaMinus = (a[jmid]-a[jmid-2])/(g[jmid]-g[jmid-2]); return (deltaPlus-deltaMinus)/(g[jmid]-g[jmid-1]); } } // default choice for nite-difference model typedef FiniteDifferenceModel<CrankNicolson<TridiagonalOperator> StandardFiniteDifferenceModel; // default choice for step condition typedef StepCondition<Array> StandardStepCondition; }

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The volatilities used are forward rate volatilities, the volatility of the future spot LIBOR rate at time ti 1 covering the period [ti 1, ti] conditional on the information at time t. This volatility is time-dependent and exhibits a pronounced hump effect, especially in the cap markets. Note that we assumed that the forward LIBOR rate was lognormally distributed. This assumption is consistent with the lognormal LIBOR Brace, Gatarek, and Musiela (BGM) (market) model of the term structure of interest rates. However, it is possible to value caplets and oorlets as options on zero-coupon bonds and assume that the bond price is lognormal. This assumption is consistent with the Gaussian Heath-Jarrow-Morton (HJM) (Hull-White extended Vasicek) model of the term structure of interest rates. An alternative way to price caplets and caps is to use no-arbitrage arguments following the results of Harrison and Kreps (1979). In any market where there is no arbitrage, for any given numeraire security whose price is g(t) there exists a measure for which S(t)/g(t) is a martingale for all security prices S(t). Denote this measure M{g(t)}. If we let the discount bond with maturity ti be the numeraire that is, g(t) = P(t, ti) then: S(t ) P(t , ti ) is a martingale for all security prices S(t). Thus, S(t ) S(0) = Ei P(0, ti ) P(t , ti )

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