A combinatorial result with applications to self-interacting random walks
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Abstract: We give a series of combinatorial results that can be obtained from any two collections (both indexed by ) of left and right pointing arrows that satisfy some natural relationship. When applied to certain self-interacting random walk couplings, these allow us to reprove some known transience and recurrence results for some simple models. We also obtain new results for one-dimensional multi-excited random walks and for random walks in random environments in all dimensions.
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