Lecture

Random Walks: Properties and Invariants

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Description

This lecture covers the properties and invariants of random walks, including explosive states, communication classes, and transient states. It discusses the conditions under which a random walk is explosive or non-explosive, as well as the concept of invariance and detailed balance. The lecture also explores the relationship between jump chains and transient states, providing insights into the behavior of random walks.

Instructor

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