Abstract
In this paper we continue to extend our previous investigation of continued fraction (CF) solutions for the stationary probability of discrete one-variable master equations which generally do not satisfy detailed balance. We derive explicit expressions, directly in terms of the elementary transition rates, for the continued fraction recursion coefficients. Further, we derive several approximate CF-solutions, i.e., we deduce non-systematic and systematic truncation error estimates. The method is applied to two master equations with two-particle jumps for which we derive the exact probability solution and make a comparison with approximate solutions. The investigation is also extended to the case of master equations with multiple birth and death transitions of maximal orderR.
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