Introduction to Probability · Problem 11.1.2

Markov Chains — Grinstead & Snell

Mathematics — Probability · markov-chains-introduction

Problem

In Example 11.4, let a=0a = 0 and b=1/2b = 1/2. Find P\mathbf{P}, P2\mathbf{P}^2, and P3\mathbf{P}^3. What would Pn\mathbf{P}^n be? What happens to Pn\mathbf{P}^n as nn tends to infinity? Interpret this result.

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