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Exercise Sheet 3, Proseminar Stochastic Processes Winter Semester 2016-17, 250069 PS

Exercise 1 Let P =

1

2 1 2

1 0

be the transition matrix of a Markov chain on state space E = {1,2}. Compute the expected return time µi = E(Ti) for i = 1,2. What is the distribution of Ti?

Exercise 2 Given a finite irreducible Markov chain, show that all states are not just recurrent, but positive recurrent, i.e., µi =E(Ti)<∞ for the return time Ti to state i, and any i∈E. Show that Ti has finite variance as well.

Exercise 3 Let P be the transition matrix of a finite state Markov chain, and assume that P is irreducible, but periodic with period d ≥ 2. Show that E decomposes into d communication classes for them d-th iterate of the process, i.e., for the process(Xdn)n≥0. Show that e2πic/d is an eigenvalue of P for all integers 0≤c < d.

Exercise 4 We are given an irreducible aperiodic Markov chain with finite state space E, transition matrix P and stationary distribution π.

1. Show that the first return process to a subset E0 is also a Markov chain; what is the stationary distribution of this Markov chain?

2. If there are states i, i0 ∈ E such that pij = pi0j and pji = pji0 for all j ∈ E, show that we find a new Markov chain by merging states i and i0; what is the stationary distribution of this Markov chain?

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