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We demonstrate that the dynamical exponent for the time dependence of the coordinate, previously found for an average over disorder, is already present in any realization of a given sample. This ergodicity comes from the existence of a scaling law for the probability distribution of the parameter defining the asymptotic dynamical regime. The self-averaging or non-self-averaging properties of the normal or anomalous phases are direct consequences of this result.
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Aslangul, C., Barthelemy, M., Pottier, N. et al. Microscopic dynamical exponents for random-random directed walk on a one-dimensional lattice with quenched disorder. J Stat Phys 61, 403–413 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01013972
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