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Past exam of the probability course of the University of Oxford 2014 1 c i Solution by
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Write . The new random variable is independent of the entire history generated by , hence of . This is a Markov chain obtained from independent innovations: conditional on the past, only the current sum enters the next state. Its time-homogeneous transition probabilities areEvery jump is a positive integer, and each row sums to one by the probability mass function from part (b).
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