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Global Central Limit Theorems for Markov chains with normal transition operator

Abstract

Let $P$ be a Markov operator on a general state space $(S,Σ)$ with invariant probability $m$, assumed ergodic. When $P$ is normal in $L_2(m)$, we prove the necessity of uniform ergodicity, under some spectral conditions (satisfied when $P$ is symmetric), for the annealed CLT to hold for {\it every} centered $ f \in L_2(m)$. We also obtain results without assuming normality under some Ritt-type conditions.

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Christophe Cuny, Michael Lin. 2026-10-01. Global Central Limit Theorems for Markov chains with normal transition operator. https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.02282

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