Let {X(1), 10} be a continuous-time Markov chain that will, in finite expected time, enter an absorbing
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Let {X(1), 10} be a continuous-time Markov chain that will, in finite expected time, enter an absorbing state N Suppose that X(0) = 0 and let m, denote the expected time the chain is in state i. Show that for j + 0, j + N.
(a) E[number of times the chain leaves state j] = v,m,, where 1/v, is the mean time the chain spends in j during a visit
(b) E[number of times it enters state j] = m,q,,.
(c) Argue that v,m, = m,q,,, vomo 1*1 =1+m,q,0 1+0 1*1 j0
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