Consider a restricted random walk on a square lattice. Let us assume that awalker is not allowed to step back (but can go forward, turn right, or turnleft with equal probability). Całculate the mean-square end-to-end distancefor such a restricted n-step random walk. What is the characteristic ratioC∞ for this walk? The lattice constant is equal to l.

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Consider a restricted random walk on a square lattice. Let us assume that a walker is not allowed to step back (but can go forward, turn right, or turn left with equal probability). Calculate the mean-square end-to-end distance for such a restricted n-step random walk. What is the characteristic ratio C∞ for this walk? The lattice constant is equal to l.

Consider a restricted random walk on a square lattice. Let us assume that a walker is not allowed to step back (but can go forward, turn right, or turn left with equal probability). Calculate the mean-square end-to-end distance for such a restricted n-step random walk. What is the characteristic ratio C∞ for this walk? The lattice constant is equal to l.

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