In a one-dimensional random walk, a “walker” is confined to a long, narrow path and moves forward or backward in steps according to the results of repeatedly tossing a coin. The walker takes a step in ...
The steps of a one-dimensional random walk are positive and occur randomly in time at a fixed mean rate. The sizes of the steps are independent and the size of each step has the same given probability ...
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