Abstract
Correlated random walk of particles in the infinite cluster of percolating lattices in two dimensions is investigated. For infinitely strong forward correlations (no change of direction except at the boundaries) trapping of the particles in small regions of the infinite cluster is observed.
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Argyrakis, P., Kehr, K.W. Trapping without traps by correlated random walks. J Stat Phys 63, 399–404 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01026612
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