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A stationary distribution is a probability row vector π satisfying πP=π. Its coordinates obey π−​(1−p)=π+​q and π−​+π+​=1. Thus
π−​=1−p+qq​,π+​=1−p+q1−p​.​
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Because both transitions between distinct states have positive probability, the finite Markov chain is irreducible; its positive self-transition probabilities also make it aperiodic.

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