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Detailed balance for a birth-death process
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Continuous-time Markov chain
Birth-death process
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For
birth rates
b
i
and
death
rates
d
i
,
a
reversible
measure
satisfies
π
i
b
i
=
π
i
+
1
d
i
+
1
.
(1)
Thus
π
i
+
1
/
π
i
=
b
i
/
d
i
+
1
, and it is an invariant distribution when the resulting
measure
is summable and the chain is nonexplosive.
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