Consider a nano ring consists of total 12 atoms as shown below. A black atom is initially placed at the outer rim of the ring as shown in the figure below. The black atom can randomly jump (with equal probability) from atom to atom along the outer side of the ring on either side as shown by the arrows. When the black atom passes by the grey atom, it emits a pulse of light with intensity I.. Compute the total average intensity of light emitted by the black atom in 15 jumps.

Consider a nano ring consists of total 12 atoms as shown below. A black atom is initially placed at the outer rim of the ring as shown in the figure below. The black atom can randomly jump (with equal probability) from atom to atom along the outer side of the ring on either side as shown by the arrows. When the black atom passes by the grey atom, it emits a pulse of light with intensity I.. Compute the total average intensity of light emitted by the black atom in 15 jumps.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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