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Let π denote the posterior and let the proposal density satisfy q(θ′∣θ)=q(θ∣θ′). For distinct states, the Metropolis transition density is
P(θ,θ′)=q(θ′∣θ)min{1,π(θ′)/π(θ)}.
(1)
Consequently
π(θ)P(θ,θ′)=q(θ′∣θ)min{π(θ),π(θ′)}=π(θ′)P(θ′,θ).
(2)
The rejection mass on the diagonal also satisfies detailed balance, so the posterior is invariant.

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