Markov chains: positive recurrence is a class property
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- Markov chains: accessibility and state classes
- Markov chains: positive recurrence
- Markov chains: long run proportion is inverse of time to reenter (incomplete)
Let $X = [X_0, X_1, \ldots]$ be a markov chain. If state $i$ is positive recurrent and $i$ communicates with state $j$, then $j$ is also positive recurrent. This means that either all states in a class are positive recurrent, or no state in the class is positive recurrent.
Proof can be found in Proposition 4.5 of [intro-to-prob-models-book].
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