Cut-off phenomenon for the ax+b Markov chain over a finite field
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Cut-off phenomenon for the \(ax+b\) Markov chain over a finite field
Cut-off phenomenon for the \(ax+b\) Markov chain over a finite field
Abstract: We study the Markov chain on a finite field , where is fixed and are independent and identically distributed random variables in . Conditionally on the Riemann hypothesis for all Dedekind zeta functions, we show that the chain exhibits a cut-off phenomenon for most primes and most values of . We also obtain weaker, but unconditional, upper bounds for the mixing time.
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