An approach to the study of Markov processes
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In this very interesting paper the author outlines a study of Markov processes with a countable state space via the methods of recurrent event theory and regenerative event theory. The paper is extremely well written, covers a good deal of material, and points out very clearly and concisely the power of the methods discussed. There is a list of open problems at the end of the paper.
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