Consider a random walk for which the probability of taking of step of length, xx+dx, is given
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Consider a random walk for which the probability of taking of step of length, xx+dx, is given by P(x)dx=(a/(x + a2))dx. Find the probability density for the displacement of the walker after N steps. Does it satisfy the Central Limit Theorem? Should it?
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