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Simple random walk on supercritical causal maps

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RGMW06 - RGM follow up

We study the simple random walk on supercritical causal maps, obtained from a supercritical Galton-Watson tree by adding at each level a cycle joining neighbour vertices. In particular, we will prove that, if
the underlying tree has no leaf, the simple random walk has almost sure positive speed.




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