Structure and eigenvalues of heat-bath Markov chains
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Abstract: We prove that heat-bath chains (which we define in a general setting) have no negative eigenvalues. Two applications of this result are presented: one to single-site heat-bath chains for spin systems and one to a heat-bath Markov chain for sampling contingency tables. Some implications of our main result for the analysis of the mixing time of heat-bath Markov chains are discussed. We also prove an alternative characterisation of heat-bath chains, and consider possible generalisations.
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