Mu-Fa Chen
Published 2014-12-18Version 1
The book "Continuous-Time Markov Chains" by W. J. Anderson collects a large part of the development in the past thirty years. It is now a popular reference for the researchers on this subject or related fields. Unfortunately, due to a misunderstanding of the approximating methods, several results in the book are incorrectly stated or proved. Since the results are related to the present author's work, to whom it may be a duty to correct the mistakes in order to avoid further confusion. We emphasize the approximating methods because they are useful in many situations.
Comments: In the past twenty years or more, we have seen several times that some results from the book under review are either incorrectly used or cited. The uploaded older paper may be helpful to classify some confusions
Journal: Chin. J. Appl. Prob. Stat. 12:1 (1996), 55-59
Risk-Sensitive Stopping Problems for Continuous-Time Markov Chains
Perturbations of continuous-time Markov chains
On the number of elements beyond the ones actually observed
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