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Local limit theorem for ballistic random walk in random environments

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We prove a version of a local central limit theorem for random walk in random environments satisfying Sznitman’s ballisticity condition (T’) in dimension four and higher. This is joint work with Moran Cohen and Ron Rosenthal. All relevant notions will be explained during the talk.

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