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Within the class {1,2}, the two-step matrix has eigenvalues one and 1/9, with stationary distribution (1/2,1/2). Diagonalizing this symmetric matrix, or solving the recursion pn+1​=4/9+pn​/9 from p0​=0, gives
P(X2n​=2∣X0​=1)=21​[1−(91​)n].
(1)
Consequently the limit is 1/2. Restriction to even times is essential because the original chain has period two.

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