Erogodic (Limit) Theorems for Non-Stationary Discrete Time Markov Chains
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Erogodic (Limit) Theorems, Non-Stationary Discrete Time Markov ChainsAbstract
In this paper we study the Ergodocity of non-stationary discrete
time Markov chains. We prove that given a sequence of Ergodic Markov
chains, then the limit of the combination of the elements of this sequence is
again Ergodic (under additional condition if the state space is infinite). We
also prove that the limit of an arbitrary sequence of Markov chains is weak
Ergodic if it satisfies some condition. Under the same condition, the limit of
the combination of doubly stochastic sequence of Markov chains is Ergodic.
Keywords: Markov Chain, Stochastic, Doubly Stochastic, Irreducible,
Aperiodic, Persistent, Transient, Ergodic, Transition Matrix, Ergodic
Theorem.
The paper is organized in the following way. In the first four sections we give
a general review of the theory of Markov chains: definitions, classifications
of the chains and main theorems. In section 5 we introduce the concept of
non-stationary Markov chains. In section 6 we give some examples of nonstationary
Markov chains. In section 7 we give some limit theorems for nonstationary
Markov chains which is our main result. In section 8 we give some
remarks.
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