We consider a nearest neighbor, symmetric random walk on a homogeneous, ergodic random lattice Z d . The jump rates of the walk are independent, identically Bernoulli distributed random variables indexed by the bonds of the lattice. A standard result from the homogenization theory, see [A. De Masi,
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A sequential procedure for testing the existence of a random walk model in finite samples
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