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Construction of the Approximating Markov Chain, in the sense used in (4.1.3). We also deal with the controlled jump diffusion and reflected processes in Sections 5.6 and 5.7. The chapter outlines two classes of basic methods and a number of variations of each of them. One purpose is to describe methods which are readily programmable. But we also