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    Bumping sequences and multispecies juggling (English)
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    27 June 2018
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    The theme of this paper is the explicit calculation of the stationary distribution of a certain class of Markov chains. This chain is called the multispecies juggling Markov chain. Formally, this is a Markov chain on words that contain \(n\) letters where the alphabet is the set \(\{1,\ldots, T\}\). The condition is that each word has \(n_i\) letters of type \(i\). The words are the states of the Markov chain and the transitions take place by putting the first letter in some other random position. The choice of the position is made according to the structure of the word. Generalisations of this chain are also considered.
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    Markov chains
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    stationary distribution
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    multispecies juggling Markov chain
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