All Markov processes exhibit some form of periodicity.

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Markov processes may or may not exhibit periodicity. It depends on the nature of the process and its transition probabilities. Some Markov processes may be aperiodic, meaning that the probability of returning to a state after a certain number of steps does not depend on the number of steps taken. Other Markov processes may exhibit periodicity, where the probability of returning to a state after a certain number of steps depends on the number of steps taken, often resulting in a cyclic pattern.

All Markov Processes Exhibit Some Form of periodicity.