Lecture

Markov Chains: Applications and Coupled Chains

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This lecture covers Markov chains, coupled chains, and their applications. It discusses the proof of theorems, proper initial coloring, and the coupling between chains. The instructor demonstrates the process by induction and generalization, emphasizing the importance of irreducibility.

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