Defines occupation ideals from Parikh monomials of trajectories in directed support graphs of Markov chains to encode distinct occupation patterns and separate reachability, trajectory, and occupation-pattern growth.
Norris, Markov Chains, Cambridge University Press (1997)
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Hierarchical models for large chemical reaction networks
A renormalization-group-inspired scale-splitting algorithm generates hierarchical formulas for dynamics in large dilute chemical reaction networks, illustrated on the formose reaction.