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Efficient analysis and simulation of multiscale stochastic systems ofchemical kinetics is an ongoing area for research, and is the source of manytheoretical and computational challenges. In this paper, we present asignificant improvement to the constrained approach, which is a method forcomputing effective dynamics of slowly changing quantities in these systems,but which does not rely on the quasi-steady-state assumption (QSSA). The QSSAcan cause errors in the estimation of effective dynamics for systems where thedifference in timescales between the "fast" and "slow" variables is not sopronounced.  This new application of the constrained approach allows us to compute theeffective generator of the slow variables, without the need for expensivestochastic simulations. This is achieved by finding the null space of thegenerator of the constrained system. For complex systems where this is notpossible, or where the constrained subsystem is itself multiscale, theconstrained approach can then be applied iteratively. This results in breakingthe problem down into finding the solutions to many small eigenvalue problems,which can be efficiently solved using standard methods.  Since this methodology does not rely on the quasi steady-state assumption,the effective dynamics that are approximated are highly accurate, and in thecase of systems with only monomolecular reactions, are exact. We willdemonstrate this with some numerics, and also use the effective generators tosample paths of the slow variables which are conditioned on their endpoints, atask which would be computationally intractable for the generator of the fullsystem.

Constrained Approximation of Effective Generators for Multiscale Stochastic Reaction Networks and Application to Conditioned Path Sampling