I am struggling to solve this equality that leads to the acceptance probability of a Markov chain:
$$ \frac{F(z)}{F(1/z)} = z $$
where $F(z) < 1$ and $F(1/z) < 1$. So apparently I get $$ F(z) < z $$ and later $$ F(z) \leq \min(1, z).$$ Any ideas?
I am struggling to solve this equality that leads to the acceptance probability of a Markov chain:
$$ \frac{F(z)}{F(1/z)} = z $$
where $F(z) < 1$ and $F(1/z) < 1$. So apparently I get $$ F(z) < z $$ and later $$ F(z) \leq \min(1, z).$$ Any ideas?
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ok I solved it:
$$ F(z) = F(1/z) \cdot z \leq z $$
because $ F(1/z) < 1$.