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High-temperature scaling limit for directed polymers on a hierarchical lattice with bond disorder
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    High-temperature scaling limit for directed polymers on a hierarchical lattice with bond disorder (English)
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    26 July 2019
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    disordered systems
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    diamond hierarchical lattice
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    directed paths
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    partition function
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