- https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02679892
Studying an overload system using rotation
- Jul 1, 2000
- Acta Mathematicae Applicatae Sinica
- Yiqiang Q Zhao +1 more
For a finite Markov chain, by rotating the transition matrix by 180°, or relabelling the states, one can define a new Markov chain. This Markov chain in fact is the imbedded Markov chain of an inverse process. Duality properties about this Markov chain sometimes are not difficult to obtain. Similarly, one can discuss an infinite Markov chain with states 0,±1,±2,…, However, many applications involve transition matrices with various boundary modifications where rotation cannot directly apply. After introducing some duality properties for a boundary-free or finite Markov chain, we will mainly focus on some interesting application problems and show how to use the duality from rotation to these problems.
- # Markov Chain
- # Boundary Modifications
- # Finite Markov Chain
- # Duality Properties
- # Finite Chain
- # Transition Matrices
- # Chain Of Process
- # Infinite Chain
- # Infinite Markov Chain
- # Imbedded Markov Chain