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In [5] Doeblin considered some classes of finite non-homogeneous Markov chains and gave without proofs several results concerning their asymptotic behaviour. In the present paper we first attempt to make Doeblin's results precise and try to reconstruct his arguments. Subsequently we investigate more general situations, where a state space decomposition is provided by the sets occurring in the representation of the atomic sets of the tail σ-field. We show that Doeblin's notion of an associated chain, as well as considerations regarding the tail σ-field structure of the chain, can be used to solve such cases.
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