  We investigate "the Wojcik model" introduced and studied by Wojcik et al.,
which is a one-defect quantum walk (QW) having a single phase at the origin.
They reported that giving a phase at one point causes an astonishing effect for
localization. There are three types of measures having important roles in the
study of QWs: time-averaged limit measure, weak limit measure, and stationary
measure. The first two measures imply a coexistence of localized behavior and
the ballistic spreading in the QW. As Konno et al. suggested, the time-averaged
limit and stationary measures are closely related to each other for some
models. In this paper, we focus on a relation between the two measures for the
Wojcik model. The stationary measure was already obtained by our previous work.
Here, we get the time-averaged limit measure by several methods. Our results
show that the stationary measure is a special case of the time-averaged limit
measure.
