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The drift of a one-dimensional self-avoiding random walk
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    The drift of a one-dimensional self-avoiding random walk (English)
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    18 May 1994
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    We prove that a self-avoiding random walk on the integers with bounded increments grows linearly. We characterize its drift in terms of the Frobenius eigenvalue of a certain one-parameter family of primitive matrices. As an important tool, we express the local times as a two-block functional of a certain Markov chain, which is of independent interest.
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    self-avoiding random walk
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    local times
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    Markov chain
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