In the expression for a(?), M is a symmetric measure on the unit ball means that the support of M spans &. Let {rjl} be the n-step transition probabilities. It follows from hypotheses (i) and (ii) above that for any j e Z d there exists an no such that .rrYu>O. Moreover, from hypothesis (ii) it fol
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On the set visited once by a random walk
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- 1988
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