Random-selection analogue of the alternating-walker limit theorem

Consider the two-walker model in which the walker to move is selected randomly, and let MrdM^{\rm rd}_\infty denote the limiting proportion of the left edge weight. The alternating-walker result comprises a central limit theorem and the assertion that the limiting variable has no atoms. Random-selection analogue conjecture. The corresponding central limit theorem and no-atoms property should also hold when the moving walker is selected randomly. This is proposed as an analogue of the proved alternating-walker theorem; the random-selection case remains open in the supplied text.

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Nina Gantert, Fabian Michel and Guilherme Reis, “Interacting Edge-Reinforced Random Walks”, arXiv:2311.08796 (2023).

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