Quenched central limit theorem for randomly biased random walks

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Let α\alpha be the exponent defined in the paper's theorem on randomly biased random walks. Quenched central limit theorem conjecture. For randomly biased random walks, a quenched central limit theorem should also hold when α>2\alpha>2. This is the randomly biased analogue of the preceding central-limit-theorem prediction and remains conjectural in the source.

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Gerard Ben Arous and Alexander Fribergh, “Biased random walks on random graphs”, arXiv:1406.5076 (2014).

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