Source: Ann. Probab. Volume 33, Number 5
(2005), 1856-1885.
For a symmetric random walk in Z2 with 2+δ moments, we represent |ℛ(n)|, the cardinality of the range, in terms of an expansion involving the renormalized intersection local times of a Brownian motion. We show that for each k≥1
where Wt is a Brownian motion,
, γj,n is the renormalized intersection local time at time 1 for W(n) and cX is a constant depending on the distribution of the random walk.
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