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most citedQuenched invariance principle for biased random walks in random conductances in the sub-ballistic regime

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math.PR2026

The constant speed random walk on dynamical conductances

Eszter Couillard, Carlo Scali

In this paper we study the constant speed, biased random walk in dynamical random conductances. In certain regimes of the parameters of the model, we prove that the random walk is…

math.PR2026

On the phase transition for the number of collisions on comb graphs

Umberto De Ambroggio, Jenson Ng, Maximilian Nitzschner +1

We consider collisions of simple random walks on comb graphs , which are obtained by attaching vertical segments of the form …

math.PR2025

Collisions of random walks on comb graphs with a planar base

Umberto De Ambroggio, Maximilian Nitzschner, Carlo Scali

In this article we study collisions of two independent random walks on comb graphs for a large class of recurrent planar graphs and profile…

math.PR2025

Quenched scaling limit for biased random walks on random, heavy tailed conductances: low dimensions

Umberto De Ambroggio, Carlo Scali

We consider a random walk amongst positive random conductances on , with directional bias. When the conductances have a stable distribution with parameter $γ…

math.PR2025

Quenched limit for diffusive biased random walks in random environment

Carlo Scali

We prove that every directionally transient random walk in random i.i.d.\ environment, under condition , which admits an annealed functional limit towards Brownian motion al…

math.PR2023

Aging and sub-aging for one-dimensional random walks amongst random conductances

David A. Croydon, Daniel Kious, Carlo Scali

We consider random walks amongst random conductances in the cases where the conductances can be arbitrarily small, with a heavy-tailed distribution at 0, and where the conductances…

math.PR2022★ 1 cited

Quenched invariance principle for biased random walks in random conductances in the sub-ballistic regime

Alexander Fribergh, Tanguy Lions, Carlo Scali

We consider a biased random walk in positive random conductances on for . In the sub-ballistic regime, we prove the quenched convergence of the properly res…