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We consider the continuous time symmetric random walk with a slow bond on ℤ, which rates are equal to 1/2 for all bonds, except for the bond of vertices {−1, 0}, which associated rate is given by αn−β ...

Physicists Track The Random Walks Of Ellipsoids, Test 'Lost' Theory Of Brownian Motion Date: October 30, 2006 Source: University of Pennsylvania Summary: Research carried out at the University of ...

We are interested in the almost sure asymptotic behavior of the windings of planar Brownian motion. Both the usual lim sup and Chung's lim inf versions of the law of the iterated logarithm are ...

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