“…The distribution of an increment is then driven by a Markov chain termed the internal Markov chain. Most results in the context of standard random walks are generalized to Markov additive processes when the Markov operator of the internal chain is assumed to be quasi-compact on a suitable Banach space: among them, a renewal theorem [2,31,32,46], local limit theorem [27,35,37,38,40,47], central limit theorem [27,40], results on the recurrence set [1,41,59], large deviations [51,52], asymptotic expansion of the Green function [45,62], one-dimensional Berry-Essen theorem [27,40,39] with applications to M-estimation, and first passage time [28].…”