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Author: Barry D. Hughes
Title: Random walks and random environments
Additional book information: Vol. 1: Random walks, Clarendon Press, Oxford, New York, 1995, xxi+631 pp., ISBN 0-19-853788-3, $95.00$; 1996, xxiv+526 pp., ISBN 0-19-853789-1, $115.00$

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