Regularity of P and Markov chains

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Hi everyone,

What does the regularity of P imply for the long term behaviour of the markov chain?

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Hey icetea555 and welcome to the forums.

Can you explain what you mean by regular? I forget what the term means. Does it have to do with periodicity of the chain? Some matrix property?
 

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