Random walks on rings and modules
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Abstract: We consider two natural models of random walks on a module over a finite commutative ring driven simultaneously by addition of random elements in , and multiplication by random elements in . In the coin-toss walk, either one of the two operations is performed depending on the flip of a coin. In the affine walk, random elements are sampled independently, and the current state is taken to . For both models, we obtain the complete spectrum of the transition matrix from the representation theory of the monoid of all affine maps on under a suitable hypothesis on the measure on (the measure on can be arbitrary).
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