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A Bang-Bang representation for 3�3 embeddable stochastic matrices
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Bemerkungen zum Bang-Bang-Problem f�r stochastische Matrizen
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A central limit theorem for finite semigroups and its application to the imbedding problem for finite state Markov chains
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The Bang-Bang problem for stochastic matrices
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The combinatorial structure of non-homogeneous Markov chains
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An intrinsic time for non-stationary finite markov chains
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A Generalization of Chow’s Theorem and the Bang-Bang Theorem to Nonlinear Control Problems
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